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SCSetContainer and variables

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I am passing a local variable : $ParamFileName (see screen shot 1) to SCSetContainer that is populated with data ( in this example: /Gator Zone/Users/jhaskel/Desktop/09_08_11HemmittStacie.pdf ) that was passed as a script result from another script.

Set Variable [$Result ; Value SCSetContainer( Documents::SuperContainerFolderPathFile ; $ParamFileName )

It is returning the error "folderpath must not be empty".

If I hard code with the actual script result in this example: (/GatorZone/Users/jhaskel/Desktop/09_08_11HemmittStacie.pdf ), It works perfectly. You can see in the data viewer (screen shot 2) that $ParamFileName is populated with the correct path. Any ideas.

Regards,

Jeff

is GatorZone a network path or a directory on your computer? could try adding a slash to the beginning of the parameter to see if that works //GatorZone/Users/jhaskel/Desktop/09_08_11HemmittStacie.pdf

or maybe use FileMaker path:

"filewin:\\Gator Zone\Users\jhaskel\Desktop\09_08_11HemmittStacie.pdf"

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