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If ONQPATH is specified in the configuration file, it becomes the "current" directory during the call to ONQ, as of [[3.91]].
If the '''OnQPath''' [[BRConfig.sys]] specification is used in the configuration file, it becomes the "current" directory during the call to [[ONQ]], as of [[3.91]].


ONQPATH is required by Windows and Client Server models. Onqpath needs to be a full BR path referencing a non-UNC Drive statement. A UNC Drive statement references a UNC drive in the second parameter. (UNC drives will be allowed in a future release.)
OnQPath is required by Windows and [[Client Server]] models. OnQPath needs to be a full BR path referencing a non-UNC Drive statement. A UNC Drive statement references a UNC drive in the second parameter. (UNC drives will be allowed in a future release.)


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Latest revision as of 12:49, 12 March 2014

If the OnQPath BRConfig.sys specification is used in the configuration file, it becomes the "current" directory during the call to ONQ, as of 3.91.

OnQPath is required by Windows and Client Server models. OnQPath needs to be a full BR path referencing a non-UNC Drive statement. A UNC Drive statement references a UNC drive in the second parameter. (UNC drives will be allowed in a future release.)

Relevant Error Conditions
  • 4609 Invalid ONQPATH specified.
  • 4610 ONQPATH not specified - required by Windows (and CS) models.