eut0007 Cannot open work file

[anupamg...@gmail.com]

Hello all

linking error using clipper 5.2

eut0007 Cannot open work file 'D:\Users\GAURAV~1\AppData\Local\Temp\rt008829.swp'
Error RMAKE/R2001 Exit 1: 'rtlink @main'

Some body help me .. how can I solve this problem.

Thanks & Regards

Anupam

[lohen]

Perhaps setting a shorter temp path

from a batch file:

_LINK.BAT (make sure c:\0 exists)

@echo off

SET TMP=c:\0
SET TEMP=c:\0

RMAKE yourmake

:eof

hth

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[anupamg...@gmail.com]

Thanks for your reply.
I try this batch file

@echo off
MD C:\0
SET TMP=C:\0
SET TEMP=C:\0

rmake main

but the problem is still same error
error eut0007: cannot open work file 'c:\0\rt008805.swp'

Using Windows Vista + Clipper 5.2 + RTLink 3.14B + RMAKE 1.4

Please help some one I have tried many possibilities :-

C:\0> copy con rt008805.swp
jdlkfjd

^Z

the above command create this file but rtlink why unable create .swp file.

Thanks & Regards

Anupam

[dlzc]

Dear anupamg...:

On Tuesday, March 26, 2013 7:27:50 AM UTC-7, anupamg...@gmail.com wrote:
...

> linking error using clipper 5.2

What OS?

> eut0007 Cannot open work file
> 'D:\Users\GAURAV~1\AppData\Local\Temp\rt008829.swp'

This says rtlink in the session you are running, has no write access to that directory.

AppData is reserved for Windows programs. You may have to move your work area and temp files to %userprofile%\Documents\whatever. If you are running VirtualPC, you may have to do some different mapping.

David A. Smith

[anupamg...@gmail.com]

Dear David

> What OS?
Windows Vista

> This says rtlink in the session you are running, has no write access to that directory.

I try the SET TEMP=C:\Temp and SET TMP=C:\TEMP
after that the same error I try to write or save any file to C:\TEMP folder with .swp extention that save or create but rtlink give an error.

eut0007 Cannot open work file 'C:\Temp\rt008829.swp'

>
> AppData is reserved for Windows programs. You may have to move your work area and temp files to %userprofile%\Documents\whatever. If you are running VirtualPC, you may have to do some different mapping.

I do not use VirtualPC, I use since last five years on this PC with Windows Vista there is no problem but the error shown last 2 days.

I have no idea why this error are showing.

Thanks & Regards

Anupam

[dlzc]

Dear anupamg...:

On Wednesday, March 27, 2013 8:17:35 AM UTC-7, anupamg...@gmail.com wrote:

...

> Windows Vista
>
> > This says rtlink in the session you are running,
> > has no write access to that directory.
>
> I try the SET TEMP=C:\Temp and SET TMP=C:\TEMP

Forever, Micro$haft has been trying to get us to stop using the root in our addresses. I am guessing this is the problem.

%userprofile%\Documents\TEMP, or just delete those two keys.

...

> I do not use VirtualPC, I use since last five
> years on this PC with Windows Vista there is
> no problem but the error shown last 2 days.
>
> I have no idea why this error are showing.

Possibly a security update that M$ just pushed, that enforced *their* rules. Possibly an anti-virus program that thinks you should not write to AppData with a COMMAND.COM level program.

David A. Smith

[anupamg...@gmail.com]

Dear David,

It has been done today I uninstall Google Drive which was undated on 24-Mar-2013 from my system now I compile there is no error shown at the time linking.

And there is no change in TEMP or TMP environment variable value i.e. %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Temp

Thanks for your positive response.

With Regards

Anupam