Split out data and code?

[Michael Schwartz (PC Support & Services)]

> Mark,
> 
> It may be permissions.  It is critical that filepro has permission to
> access the second location, just like the first.
>
> On a windows system, I have found that in windows security, I have to
> give CREATE permission to the user(s) that is trying to access filepro.
> A good reason to put filepro on its own drive so you can control who has
> access properly.
> 
> Nancy

     Hmmm...  Mark, would filePro's "setperms" script help?  I've fixed a lot of strange bugs at some of my customers by running that.  

    CAUTION:  I've also BROKEN a lot of things by running setperms when permissions were overridden on certain files (like chmod 777 on the whole filePro sub-system) when users needed to access those files using other means.

Mike Schwartz