Bryan,
If you're trying to pass VBScript programs to Windows, you have to submit
them to the "CScript" program. As in "cscript pre.vbs".
If you have any recent version of MSIE with the default scripting support
you should have the cscript program. You can check system32 to be sure.
Tab Trepagnier
TSM Administrator
Laitram Corporation
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Subject: AW: Pre and Poet Schedule commands
Hi,
with windows you'll have to use following line before your command
pre/postsched %systemroot%\system32\cmd.exe /c "<your command>"
I hope this helps
Alexander Stahl
SerCon GmbH
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> Betreff: Pre and Poet Schedule commands
>
> Has anyone had any luck getting the preschedule and postschedule option
to
> work. I've been testing with a VB script which just displays a text box
> when
> run. The log file gives the following error:
>
> Executing Operating System command or script:
> c:\pre.vbs
> 06/27/2002 11:15:15 Finished command. Return code is:
> 1
>
> I've also tried using the UNC path to the script with the same error.
The
> client version is 4.1.0 the server is v4.1.5 The workstation is Windows
NT
> 4.0 SP5. The dsm.opt has the following command for post and pre
schedule.
>
> POSTSCHEDULECMD "c:\post.vbs"
> PRESCHEDULECMD "c:\pre.vbs"
>
> Thanks in advance
>
>
> Bryan Newswanger
> Senior Network Support Specialist
> University of Cincinnati Information Technology
> University of Cincinnati
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