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Troubleshooting Sage X3 SVG Folder Configuration
At times, your server installation may suffer from a lack of space, preventing the execution of DOSEXTRA.
Your cloud partner might demand recurring payments for a simple disk extension.
Meanwhile, you have several other disks with available free space.
Problem:
The management console and Sage X3 cannot directly read remote standalone SVG folders.
You can only reference existing folders, solutions, or subfolders within them.
Prerequisite:
- You need administrative access to the server.
Solution:
- Delete the SVG folder.
- Create a new SVG folder in a location with available disk space (e.g., E:\REMOTESVG).
- Execute the following command line:
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mklink /J D:\SageX3\X3T\Dossiers\[FOLDER]\SVG E:\REMOTESVG Junction created for D:\SageX3\X3T\Dossiers\[FOLDER]\SVG <<===>> E:\ REMOTESVG |
This creates a folder link, not a shortcut, pointing to the destination.
The type remains "file folder."
This approach leverages the Command Line Windows standard mklink function to trick the console.
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