At 10:30 AM 17/03/2008, you wrote:

>I also wanted to show that if I want to make a backup of a local database, and generate the FBK file in a network drive, I can do it writing the location of the FBK file (I repeat, the FBK file, not the FDB file) using a mapped drive. Is this a bad thing too?

No. The fbk file is just a file, not a database, and is never referred to by either gbak or the (preferred) Services API functions as though it were.

./heLen