Thanks, Guys!

Okay. Here is the slightly abridged ( only changed the server names ) logon.kix file that I am running for two test user accounts in the production environment. I am really sorry that this is such a pain in the arse!

code:
 $rc=SETCONSOLE("HIDE")
;Kixtart logon script 
;created: 10/22/2003 
;Author: Cary W. Shultz 

USE * /DELETE

USE G: "\\server01\data\rating"
USE H: "\\server01\" + @USERID
USE I: "\\server01\apps"
USE J: "\\server01\apps\spdata"
USE L: "\\server01\data"
USE M: "\\server01\data\applied"
USE N: "\\server01\data\tam_data"
USE O: "\\server04\images"
USE P: "\\server04\scan"
USE Q: "\\server04\unrouted"
USE S: "\\server01\software"


IF @USERID = "ADMINISTRATOR" or @USERID = "Support"
  USE T: "\\w2kserver04\software"
ELSE
  SELECT
  CASE InGroup("GSG_Roanoke")
    USE T: "\\w2kserver04\software"
  CASE InGroup("GSG_Blacksburg")
    USE T: "\\w2kserver04\software"
  CASE InGroup("GSG_Richmond")
    USE T: "\\w2kserver04\software"
  ENDSELECT
ENDIF

EXIT 0
Part of the problem right now is that the H:\ drive does not map ( will worry about that at a later time as this is going to be slightly different once the Novell Server is removed from production - we still need to move over the user data that corresponds to this ).

However, my immediate concern is the P:\. Please bear in mind that I have removed the "+ @USERID" part of that mapping.

Just for grins, here is how it was when I actually attempted it ( and the cause of my headache! ):

code:
  $rc=SETCONSOLE("HIDE")
;Kixtart logon script 
;created: 10/22/2003 
;Author: Cary W. Shultz 

USE * /DELETE

USE G: "\\server01\data\rating"
USE H: "\\server01\" + @USERID
USE I: "\\server01\apps"
USE J: "\\server01\apps\spdata"
USE L: "\\server01\data"
USE M: "\\server01\data\applied"
USE N: "\\server01\data\tam_data"
USE O: "\\server04\images"
USE P: "\\server04\scan\" + @USERID
USE Q: "\\server04\unrouted"
USE S: "\\server01\software" 


IF @USERID = "ADMINISTRATOR" or @USERID = "SUPPORT"
  USE T: "\\w2kserver04\software"
ELSE
  SELECT
  CASE InGroup("GSG_Roanoke")
    USE T: "\\w2kserver04\software"
  CASE InGroup("GSG_Blacksburg")
    USE T: "\\w2kserver04\software"
  CASE InGroup("GSG_Richmond")
    USE T: "\\w2kserver04\software"
  ENDSELECT
ENDIF

EXIT 0
With this 'code' there was no P:\ mapped at all - as mentioned in my earlier post. With the code posted above this ( without the + @USERID ) the P:\ drive is mapped...

I will add the ?"ERROR @ERROR : @SERROR" line. I do thank all of you for your patience and assistance. Other than simple mapped network drives I do not do much with logon scripts so a lot of the concepts are a bit foreign to me.

Thanks again,

Cary