H\appl/filepro/payables/index.B: Invalid argument

[Richard Kreiss]

The h\appl should read H:\appl on a windows machine.  Not sure if that was a typo of an error in the envirement.


Richard Kreiss
GCC Consulting




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> On Wed, Nov 28, 2018, Brant via Filepro-list wrote:
> >I try rebuilding the indexes on 5.7.00.09D9 and it keeps coming up with
> >the fatal error H\appl/filepro/payables/index.B: Invalid argument..
> 
> The backslash is probably the problem.
> 
> On a Linux/Unix system the H\appl would be translated as Happl.
> 
> On a Windows system, the H\appl should probably be H:/appl
> 
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