When I'm physically 'in' my office, when I run the following code, it works perfectly, emailing me the exported file (saved to the 'sesame start in' directory).

But when I'm accessing Sesame over the Internet from a remote (offsite) location, sendmail doesn't send the newly created file on the server. 

How can I tell sendmail to 'get/send' the file vWeb that the programming just created on the server?


        vWeb = vClientID + ".csv"   
writeln(vWeb)

        
          RunExportSpec(vWeb,"","",0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0)
          Loiter(3000)

        vEmail = @sendmail("smtp2go.com","WebExport","MyFromAddress.com","MyToAddress.com","","",
"Here is a WebExport of " + vWeb,"","",vWeb)

       Loiter(1000)
         writeln(vEmail)

Hi Ray,

Questions:
1) @Sendmail - My testing (this morning) shows that if I define vWeb as "c:\sesame2\sdata\export\" + vClientID + ".csv" , then RunExportSpec(vWeb), then the "C:" is the local client Cdrive, and not the Sesame Server Cdrive, correct? 

If that's the case, then that should solve my problem, as any time I run this command, it'll export the file (and be thus accessible to SendMail) to my local client wrkstn, even if I'm remotely connected through the Internet, (as long as I have a premade directory path as indicated in the variable) - correct? 

BTW, just for my own edification
2) is there a way to grab, from a local SesameClient, a file that resides on the Sesame Server working directory?