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Hi all,

 

I'm having an issue with SIMS where a report for a student posted in the linked documents area is throwing up a path error when members of staff are attempting to access a read-only version of the document. The XML file is being deposited into the 'My SIMS Documents' location within a users' documents (located on a file server, and mapped via GPO for every user), but when SIMS attempts to open the document, it can't find this file. I'm wondering if there is a way within SIMS of pointing this default file location elsewhere (i.e. the C drive on the local machine), or whether this is coded into SIMS and is impossible to change?

 

Thank you in advance for any replies, and I will endeavour to post more information as I realise that the above explanation is rather vague.

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I could be completely wrong, but i had a similar issue the other day. The solution was: putting the IP address into the DMS settings instead of the computer name.
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I could be completely wrong, but i had a similar issue the other day. The solution was: putting the IP address into the DMS settings instead of the computer name.

 

You've got dns problems, you'll have problems when you move to Solus3

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Please raise a case. Members will always offer help but if you really need to get this properly checked out.

 

Hi PhilNeal,

 

Thank you for your reply. I have previously registered a case with Capita, but they were less than helpful unfortunately. They told me that I either had permissions issues (which doesn't seem likely as each user has full control over their own area), or as a work around; to just put the reports on a global share that all members of staff can access (which we have now done). I don't mind using the workaround, but it would be nice to eventually get something sorted.

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Just go get this clear in my mind:

 

Person A (admin staff perhaps) runs all the student reports for a year group

Person B (form tutor) wants to read the report through linked documents

 

In this instance surely the document needs to be in a central location - not on their local C: drive as one example you gave in your original post.

 

We have ours mapped to our SIMS Document Management Server which staff have permissions to read from.

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Users dont have file permissions to the dms files, like the sql db (mdf), dms is basically a web service. So the documents are saved to dms and they can be accessed by anyone - permissions is done by sims. So it being a permissions is nonsense

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