Heterogeneous Services failure on accessing remote database under XP

Hi All,
I can set up HS.
My problem is, that it works only when the datasource is sitting on serverside.
If I try to connect to a database what is sitting on a remote machine HS does not want to find it. Even if I using mapped drive, or \\server\shared_folder or novell directory tree.
Even if also using CONNECT TO "MyUserName" IDENTIFIED by "MyPassword" which have full access to the folder of the remote machine.
Could you please help me?
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What do you mean by that? What kind of network files?
Again my situation in details:
Case A - sais, I can handle HS, where it points to a file sits on localhost.
Case B,C,D,E - sais, 10g can not see the file via ODBC with my settings.
- Case A
PARTNER.DBF can be found in C:\
ODBC point to this file.
10g can make the database connection activate.
I can see the table, everything is okay.
- Case B
PARTNER.DBF can be found in K:\
where K: is a mapped drive on the Microsoft Network. It is a shared directory. Shared for read and write. And I have these rights.
ODBC point to this file.
10g can NOT make the database connection activate.
I can NOT see the table. "Unknown path" it sais.
- Case C
PARTNER.DBF can be found in L:\
where L: is a mapped drive on the Novell NDS tree. It is a shared directory. Shared for read and write. And I have these rights.
ODBC point to this file.
10g can NOT make the database connection activate.
I can NOT see the table. "Unknown path" it sais.
- Case D
PARTNER.DBF can be found at \\my_collegaue's_machine\shared_dir\
I have rights to the file.
ODBC point to this file.
10g can NOT make the database connection activate.
I can NOT see the table. "Unknown path" it sais.
- Case E
PARTNER.DBF can be found in \\Hh\.FS2_USZ.HLT\HPRG\DATA
I have rights to the file.
ODBC point to this file.
10g can NOT make the database connection activate.
I can NOT see the table. "Unknown path" it sais.
So what should I chage in 10g settings?
What changes should I make?
What kind of command should I type?
Please help and be a little more specific.
Thx in advance.
Andrew
[email protected]

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