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ExportHistoryToTSV Tool: Runtime-error '76': Path not found
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Posted: 2022-08-3108:58 AM. Last Modified: 2023-05-0211:52 PM
ExportHistoryToTSV Tool: Runtime-error '76': Path not found
Hi,
We want to use the ExportHistoryToTSV to retrieve data from a Hot-Standby configuration GEOSCADA 2019 server, but we keep getting runtime-error '76': Path not found.
The folder specified in Target Folder already exists and we have run the tool in a local server without problem.The data is from only a week
We already had asked for this problem and got this response:
"The tool is built using VB6, so may not support UNC file paths. Are you using a drive letter? e.g. c:\ or x:\ ?"
We are using this path:
C:\Historic Data Export
The thing is that we tested this same path in a stand-alone local GEOScada Server, and it worked.
Can you help us with your experience about this topic or other method to retrieve the data in CSV or TSV for archive and to import them to other geoscada system?