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Marty, > So > ln -s /usr/local/ldm/data /data > would be the correct command? That command is correct, *if* you want to FILE data-products under the "data" subdirectory of the LDM user's home directory. Because the pqact(1) configuration file FILES-s data-products under the "/data" directory (which is an absolute pathname), the ln(1) command is actually unnecessary. I included it because I didn't realize that you wanted the data-products to actually be under the existing "/data" directory. > Since the pqact(1) configuration file FILEs data products under "/data", > does our disk that we call /data create an issue? If that's where you want the data-products to be filed (under the "/data" directory), then the ln(1) command is unnecessary. I hope this is clear. Talk to me if it's not. > Thanks, > Marty Regards, Steve Emmerson Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: LTH-656578 Department: Support LDM Priority: Normal Status: Closed