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Ken McIntosh
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Hi, The reason Rob asked about -T is because the error message you reported mentioned a temporary file that was generated by the Progress session (rcda11852). rcda files are generated by the Progress session to store r-code that is loaded during the session. Typically when we see file access errors like the one you reported it's because there's some sort of access issue(permissions, availability, etc) with either the "Working Directory" or the "Temp Directory". The Working Directory is the "Start-in" directory in the shortcut you launched the process from, or the directory you were located in when/if you ran the process from the command shell. The Temp Directory is specified using -T. You should ensure the following: - The users that encounter the error have the folder mapped and can open both the working and temp directories using Windows Explorer and can write files to them - The folder(s) in question are not being scanned by some anti-virus software (i.e. add the folder to the exceptions list) If these do not provide a solution you should open a case with technical support for further investigation. Regards, Ken McIntosh Progress Technical Support
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