Yes you guys were right the filepath was too long!
I had copied the project into new sub-folders prior to updating and that caused the problem.
Man I though this P3 was meant to be the dogs danglies but I feel like I have been transported back to my 1987 computer studies classes! LIST, GOTO, RUN etc ha ha!
Thank God for Planning Planet!
PS I am trying to get my company to purchase P6 at the mo perhaps that will be the dogs proverbials.
Cheers,
Mark
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Submitted by Ronald Winter on Thu, 2008-01-24 10:44
P3 is built on the 16-bit path rule. This means that all drive:directory\file names must be less than a total of 64 characters in length. Some companies get around this problem using logical directories where drive H: really stands for a long string of subfolder names. It is better to just only use 8-character (or less) directory names and not nest the directories too deeply. Good luck!
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Submitted by Mal Leadbetter on Thu, 2008-01-24 08:50
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17 years 11 monthsRE: P3 Schedule Error
Thanks Mal & Ron,
Yes you guys were right the filepath was too long!
I had copied the project into new sub-folders prior to updating and that caused the problem.
Man I though this P3 was meant to be the dogs danglies but I feel like I have been transported back to my 1987 computer studies classes! LIST, GOTO, RUN etc ha ha!
Thank God for Planning Planet!
PS I am trying to get my company to purchase P6 at the mo perhaps that will be the dogs proverbials.
Cheers,
Mark
Member for
22 years 10 monthsRE: P3 Schedule Error
P3 is built on the 16-bit path rule. This means that all drive:directory\file names must be less than a total of 64 characters in length. Some companies get around this problem using logical directories where drive H: really stands for a long string of subfolder names. It is better to just only use 8-character (or less) directory names and not nest the directories too deeply. Good luck!
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24 years 2 monthsRE: P3 Schedule Error
Mark
Your file path is too long.
Relocate you P3 files so that the file path is shorter.
Not to sure but some thing less than 32 characters seems to come to mind
Cheers
Mal