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[Shared Folder] Getting Status object path not found Error
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Hi @Leonardo Fernandes

     I'm trying to write a binary file in to a shared folder, But I'm Getting " Status object path not found", 

Could you plz help me on this.


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2019-07-08 11-04-35
Leonardo Fernandes
 
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Hi LOKESH.

What value are you specifying for the FilePath parameter? This should be the path to the file, including the filename, but not including the share name. The folder that will host the file must already exist, and must have write privileges granted to the user you're authenticating as.

For example, to write a file to \\fileserver\documents\folder\file.docx you would use Hostname = "fileserver", Share = "documents" and FilePath = "/folder/file.docx". Note that forward or backward slashes are both valid.

You can also use the action ParseUNC to extract the Hostname, Share and Path from a UNC path.

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LOKESH KUMAR THENNARASU

Hi @Leonardo Fernandes ,

Thanks! Actually, I’m no longer getting that issue. Instead, I'm now seeing a "Could not connect to host" error.

2023-11-10 11-46-42
Diogo Barbosa

It's better for you to show some screenshots with your parameters ;)

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LOKESH KUMAR THENNARASU

Hi @Diogo Barbosa,

Sorry thats not possible.

2019-07-08 11-04-35
Leonardo Fernandes
 
MVP
Solution

Hi LOKESH.

What value are you specifying for the FilePath parameter? This should be the path to the file, including the filename, but not including the share name. The folder that will host the file must already exist, and must have write privileges granted to the user you're authenticating as.

For example, to write a file to \\fileserver\documents\folder\file.docx you would use Hostname = "fileserver", Share = "documents" and FilePath = "/folder/file.docx". Note that forward or backward slashes are both valid.

You can also use the action ParseUNC to extract the Hostname, Share and Path from a UNC path.

UserImage.jpg
LOKESH KUMAR THENNARASU

Hi @Leonardo Fernandes ,

Thanks! Actually, I’m no longer getting that issue. Instead, I'm now seeing a "Could not connect to host" error.

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