Tried & Tried

ANY good data in the XSTAT11.TMP file SHOULD be getting sent through to Datapage. It SHOULD be only the data with the bad path that stays in the Xstats11.tmp file and thus gives the error. Delete the xstats11.tmp file from the PC that is giving the error, it will be located in the INSTALL directory of Pcdmis. If you are scared of losing data (but you ain't been able to use it so far!) you can open the file (simple ASCII TEXT file) and edit the path to a correct one, then go to Datapage Editor and do an update, search for that file and upload the data. However, I seriously doubt you need any of the data in there or you would have been screaming about lost data. Just delete the file. THEN, when it pops back up, look at the Datapage path in the program that gives the error, it will be bad, so just fix it. It might have more than one path and that is what could be giving the error. You CAN use multiple paths without a problem, but if ONE of the is bad, you will get that error.

ANY good data in the XSTAT11.TMP file SHOULD be getting sent through to Datapage. It SHOULD be only the data with the bad path that stays in the Xstats11.tmp file and thus gives the error. Delete the xstats11.tmp file from the PC that is giving the error, it will be located in the INSTALL directory of Pcdmis. If you are scared of losing data (but you ain't been able to use it so far!) you can open the file (simple ASCII TEXT file) and edit the path to a correct one, then go to Datapage Editor and do an update, search for that file and upload the data. However, I seriously doubt you need any of the data in there or you would have been screaming about lost data. Just delete the file. THEN, when it pops back up, look at the Datapage path in the program that gives the error, it will be bad, so just fix it. It might have more than one path and that is what could be giving the error. You CAN use multiple paths without a problem, but if ONE of the is bad, you will get that error.