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Runtime Error '75': Path/File access error on a citrix Portal Gateway install.

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Runtime Error '75': Path/File access error on a citrix Portal Gateway install.

Runtime Error '75': Path/File access error on a citrix Portal Gateway install.

(OP)
We recently installed Macola ES 9.6.500 to a Windows 10 VM using citrix Portal Gateway. We get an error when we try to add a new "Ship to" delivery address.
Any experience with this Bug?
Should I check user? security on writing to "Adressses" or "Cicntp" table/views?

RE: Runtime Error '75': Path/File access error on a citrix Portal Gateway install.

See Macola support document # 25.307.883.
When adding a delivery address, the software needs to create a temporary file in the ES client installation folder (whether it is on a workstation or the server). Create a folder in the Program Files\Exact Software folder and you should be fine.

RE: Runtime Error '75': Path/File access error on a citrix Portal Gateway install.

(OP)
Thanks Very Much NEmacGuy, Saved us a bunch of time messing with table security!!!

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