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Using map drive with rwclient with Oracle Reports 12.2.1.4.0

I am using 12.2.1.4.0 Oracle Reports.
When using network path to run the rwclient, it is fine.
e.g.
rwclient.bat server=rep1 report=\\server01\temp\test.rep desformat=pdf DESTYPE=file DESNAME=\\server01\temp\test.pdf
However, If I map that into a drive.
e.g.
rwclient.bat server=rep1 report=O:\temp\test.rep desformat=pdf DESTYPE=file DESNAME=O:\temp\test.pdf
It returns REP-0110: Unable to Open File, but I had put those paths in the read/write list.
Is there a way that I can use rwclient with a map drive?
Answers
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Hello,
UNC paths usually are restricted due to the security nature of Oracle Report.
- Added <folderAccess> element in rwserver.conf file
<folderAccess> <read>O:\temp\*</read> <write>O:\temp\*</write> </folderAccess>
- Add this line to setDomainEnv.cmd script in $DOMAIN_HOME/bin directory
NET USE O: \\server01\my_directory /user:<userid> <password>
where:
- O: – is the mapped drive letter
- \\server01\my_directory – is the root of remote file system
- <userid> – name of user authorized to connect to remote file system.
- <password> – password for <userid>
then you can use O:\file to access files within my_directory
Thanks, Suresh
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I did add the drive from file explorer, I can access the new drive in the file explorer.
Is that I also need to add "NET USE" in setDomainEnv.cmd?