First you must get the right syntax for your command starting from the commandline unix or whatever else you are using. Mask the asterisk (*) to prevent the shell from interpreting it (quotes or backshlash). dsmadmc -id=... -passwd=... 'query drmedia * wherestate=mo' or dsmadmc -id=... -passwd=... query drmedia \* wherestate=mo If it works, you can redirect the output to a command (ftp for example) via | or to a file via >. You can start this via shell script or via crontab. "Gill, Geoffrey L." schrieb: > > I've been dabbling in trying to get the output of a command, through the > scheduler, to run and send the output to a file, either on the TSM server or > another computer. That file will be ftp'd to another computer and deciphered > there. I've been able to run the command from a TSM admin command prompt on > my computer but not through a command I made and put in a server command > script I can run through the scheduler. I'm not a programmer for sure so I > need some help. This can either be a select statement or query command as > long as I get a text output file. Here is what works from a dsmc command > prompt: > > adsm> query drmedia * wherestate=mo > \\servername\temp\drmmo.txt > > I tried to run the command from the command line on the web browser and a > server command script but get this output: > ANR2020E QUERY DRMEDIA: Invalid parameter - >. > > I tried to run the command to redirect to the adsm server but it looks like > I don't have the syntax right because I haven't been able to do that either. > Unable to upen file blah blah blah for redirection. > > If someone can help with this I'd truly appreciate it. Sorry I can't offer > prizes like Kelly can. > > Geoff Gill > NT Systems Support Engineer > SAIC > Computer Systems Group > E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Phone: (858) 826-4062 > Pager: (888) 997-9614 -- Mit freundlichen Grüßen Bernhard Unold
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