Setting document Path in file system document store

hi,
Is it possible to have the basic path defined in
ctx_ddl.set_attribute, and all the subfolders in the
basic path defined in along with the document name
in the database.
for eg:
begin
ctx_ddl.create_preference('docname','FILE_DATASTORE');
ctx_ddl.set_attribute('docname','PATH','c:\temp\');
end;
In the table (mydocs)
mydocid doc_name
1 loc1\test.doc
2 loc2\recs.Pdf
3 loc1\oracle9i.doc
It should now take the path as
c:\temp\loc1\test.doc
Also is it possbile to just give the path in ctx_ddl.set_attribute as c:\temp\
and all the sub folders under it are searched.
Database: ORacle 9i windows.
thanx.
cheers
sam

As far as I know, you either have to specify all of the paths using ctx_ddl.set_attribute with only the file names in your mydocs.doc_name or don't use the ctx_ddl.set_attribute and provide the full paths in your mydocs.doc_name.

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