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How can I know the actual data path when using remote host connection? |
Sun, Dec 28 2008 11:06 AM | Permanent Link |
"Ricky" | It is easy for me to local actual data pathg when using local method. Now I change to C/S remote connection method. How can I know the actual data path when using remote host connection? -- Ricky Chau -- Ricky Chau |
Sun, Dec 28 2008 12:00 PM | Permanent Link |
"Robert" | "Ricky" <ricky@gmsolution.com.hk> wrote in message news:8426A8CF-FD84-4FEF-96D9-D068AE425675@news.elevatesoft.com... > > It is easy for me to local actual data pathg when using local method. Now > I change to C/S remote connection method. How can I know the actual data > path when using remote host connection? asls - my session dbdesc, serverpath - strings db - my database the database location *relative to the server* will be in serverpath Robert asls.SessionType := stRemote; asls.RemotePort := 12006; asls.RemoteEncryption := true; asls.Open; dbdesc := db.RemoteDatabase; asls.GetRemoteDatabase(db.RemoteDatabase, dbdesc, serverpath); BackupDirectory := trim(ServerPath) + '\BACKUP'; asls.Close; asls.RemoteEncryption := false; asls.RemotePort := 12005; |
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