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Issues with Intralink Toolkit Checkout

bbailey
8-Gravel

Issues with Intralink Toolkit Checkout

Hi Everyone,

I have recently returned to some code that I has worked in the past for me
that Checks Out an Object to a Workspace. Used to work fine.

Now, when I attempt to connect to the local database, I get a 2408 error,
which indicates that the Local.ddb file does not exist or has some sort of
permission's issue. My sample code:

err = PDMLDBConnect("C:\\ProeData\\ilink_ws\\.proi|Local.ddb", &LDB);

The file is there and the permission's are fine. I suspect that our IT
Security folks may have changed some sort of setting, or be running
something that blocks the connection somehow.

Does anyone know what sort of things I can look for to verify my hunch? Of
course, it COULD still be me somehow...

Thanks,

Ben

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rjessen
2-Explorer
(To:bbailey)

Ben,

For some reason starting with M060 the PDMLDBConnect() call will no longer accept the "|" character in the local database path.

Change your database path to: "C:\\ProeData\\ilink_ws\\.proi\\Local.ddb" and it should work again.

-Ross

In Reply to Ben Bailey:

Hi Everyone,

I have recently returned to some code that I has worked in the past for me
that Checks Out an Object to a Workspace. Used to work fine.

Now, when I attempt to connect to the local database, I get a 2408 error,
which indicates that the Local.ddb file does not exist or has some sort of
permission's issue. My sample code:

err = PDMLDBConnect("C:\\ProeData\\ilink_ws\\.proi|Local.ddb", &LDB);

The file is there and the permission's are fine. I suspect that our IT
Security folks may have changed some sort of setting, or be running
something that blocks the connection somehow.

Does anyone know what sort of things I can look for to verify my hunch? Of
course, it COULD still be me somehow...

Thanks,

Ben
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