Reports upgradation from 6i to 10g

Hi!
We are upgrading all our reports and forms from 6i to 10g.
I am facing the following problem.
In our 6i report, we were scheduling a report from the report server (frequency every hour).
Here the output pdf file we are storing in a folder on the server.
We are assigning the full pathname and file name to the Desname in the After Parameter form Report trigger.
Desname := directory path||filename.pdf
This command works in 6i. The output pdf file is generated in the respective folder. But however this command is not working in the 10g server.
If we dont assign the path and file name to the Desname parameter then the o/p file is generated. It is going to the default location.
Can anybody help me in solving this problem? Is there any other method to achieve the same result?

Is there anybody who can help me on this? I need help urgently in this matter.

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