You can use a TSM client schedule: We do this in a script that runs stgpool backups and db backups, last step is to define this client schedule.
Eg. del sch domain1 admin_offsite type=client def sch domain1 admin_offsite t=client action=command - obj="c:\tsmbatch.bat" - startt=NOW+0:05 peru=o def association domain1 admin_offsite server1 We do the above in a script that runs stgpool backups and db backups, last step is to define this client schedule. -----Original Message----- From: Coats, Jack [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, May 22, 2002 7:55 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Running a Windows Batch file on my Windows server How can I use an admin schedule or from TSM to run a batch file on my server? I could automate it with an AT command, but I would rather just use one scheduler on my system (makes my documentation and continued maintenance cleaner). I have a batch file that I run daily by hand, that copies device config, volume history, and license files to a floppy. I would like to automate this to run daily after the database dump is done automatically. For this example, my batch file is C:\TSMBATCH.BAT TIA ... Jack
