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Open Dataset Error

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Hi experts,

I am trying to create a file using open dataset. Application server is Windows 2003. I mapped a network location as a drive, network drive. But when i try to open data set it says "No such file or directory". I mapped the drive using administrator user.But it fails. I tried also "
192.168.6.7\" like this. How can i solve this problem?

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SuhaSaha
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Hello,

I mapped a network location as a drive, network drive.

If you have mapped it in your computer as a shared drive & you have the privileges to access the drive then try using GUI_UPLOAD / GUI_DOWNLOAD FMs.

BR,

Suhas

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jyotheswar_p2
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Hi

Please check this might not be the exact path for your application server.OPEN DATASETs are only used to access to application server paths where you have acesss.

Try using GUI_UPLAOD/DOWNLAOD.

Thanks & Regards

Jyo

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I mapped drive on application server. Network path is mapped on server as "R" drive. On the server side i can access it using drive letter "R". But when i tried to access it from abap side using open dataset it fails.

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Hi Erhan,

You need to take care to give file path in lowercase.

Use TRANSLATE statement before OPEN DATASET.

Regards,

Nisha Vengal.

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I just tried translate command but it fails again. I used
192.168.6.7 for file location it gived me error "Invalid argument".

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Hi Erhan,

Try specifying the folder path....

Like
usr\sap\trans\

TRANSLATE statement is for translating characters and not numbers...

Regards,

Nisha Vengal.