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Default APPL_PHYSICAL_PATH (2000 vs 2003)

On our 2000 server, APPL_PHYSICAL_PATH returns the folder where the requested files resides:
   D:\websites\website_name\sub_folder
On our 2003 server, it returns the root folder of the web site:
   C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\website_name
Is this by design, or is it something in the way I have IIS configged, or something else?

I guess I'm going to have to use PATH_TRANSLATED and strip the last item to get what I want.

Thanks.






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