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  • Get UNC names

    '-----------------------------------------------------------
    ' FUNCTION: GetUNCShareName
    '
    ' Given a UNC names, returns the leftmost portion of the
    ' directory representing the machine name and share name.
    ' E.g., given "\\SCHWEIZ\PUBLIC\APPS\LISTING.TXT", returns
    ' the string "\\SCHWEIZ\PUBLIC"
    '
    ' Returns a string representing the machine and share name
    '   if the path is a valid pathname, else returns NULL
    '-----------------------------------------------------------
    '
    Function GetUNCShareName(ByVal strFN As String) As Variant
        GetUNCShareName = Null
    
        If IsUNCName(strFN) Then
            Dim iFirstSeparator As Integer
    
            iFirstSeparator = InStr(3, strFN, gstrSEP_DIR)
    
            If iFirstSeparator > 0 Then
                Dim iSecondSeparator As Integer
    
                iSecondSeparator = InStr(iFirstSeparator + 1, strFN, gstrSEP_DIR)
                If iSecondSeparator > 0 Then
                    GetUNCShareName = Left$(strFN, iSecondSeparator - 1)
                Else
                    GetUNCShareName = strFN
                End If
            End If
        End If
    End Function
    
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