How can I create a directory on a network shared drive from a business operation

[mullaghmeen]

Hi All,

I have a line of mumps code that creates a folder on a network shared drive.

Example:

d ##class($Library.File).CreateDirectory("\\share\folder\newfolder")

If I run this line of code from terminal it works fine and creates the folder without problems.

However If I create a very simple business operation in a production in the same namespace that simply runs this one line of code then the code fails.

Anybody encountered this issue in the past and If so how did you overcome the problem.


Thanks in advance,

[Kenneth Poindexter]

I believe the user that Ensembke/HealthShare runs under must have permissions.

When running from Terminal it is using your identity.

Ken

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[Peter Branagan]

Thanks for the response Kenneth.

At the moment i log on to my Ensemble Server with my windows username and I log on to terminal with Ensemble "admin"

I can create the folder on the network drive from terminal. When I run from my production is it using a different credential?

I've given the folder that I'm trying to create the sub-directory on full permissions to everyone.

Thanks,

On 10 April 2018 at 21:44, Kenneth Poindexter <Kenneth.P...@intersystems.com> wrote:

I believe the user that Ensembke/HealthShare runs under must have permissions.

When running from Terminal it is using your identity.

Ken

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Subject: [InterSystems-EnsHlth] How can I create a directory on a network shared drive from a business operation

Hi All,

I have a line of mumps code that creates a folder on a network shared drive.

Example:

d ##class($Library.File).CreateDirectory("\\share\folder\newfolder")

If I run this line of code from terminal it works fine and creates the folder without problems.

However If I create a very simple business operation in a production in the same namespace that simply runs this one line of code then the code fails.

Anybody encountered this issue in the past and If so how did you overcome the problem.


Thanks in advance,

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[Kenneth Poindexter]

Yes

I believe that it is using the identity specified in the Windows Service Manager.   It is that user that must have windows level  permissions to create the directory on the share.

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