Reputation: 639
I have a problem with reading a file from a Windows service that is on an other computer on the network.
If I have a file locally I just give the path for example.. C:\test\
I just write C:\\Test\\
and it works great, but on the server with this address \\\Server\Test\
I don't know what to write... I would love some help!
/Nick
Upvotes: 0
Views: 408
Reputation: 8703
I think you're just looking for:
string myPath = @"\\Server\Test";
or:
string myPath = "\\\\Server\\Test";
This doesn't seem to be anything related to SQL-Server, and is just a simple C# string question.
In general you just replace \
with \\
so if there's normally two \
next to each-other in the path (such as \\server
) you want to then have \\\\
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 3075
If it is a windows local machine Windows try to change the folder (x86), i have the same problem some time ago and for some reason is not working in the default folder x86., or if is a SQL server take a look at this post.
Don't forget that you need to create the file \Test
in folder \\Server
in order to access it.
Upvotes: 0