I had a similar problem 2 days ago with a TDP for Exchange Client. It turns out the command line specified the following: c:\Program Files\Tivoli\tsm\tdpexchange\.............. (points to cmd file)
I changed it to : c:\progra~1\tivoli\tsm\tdp........... it worked. It seems Tivoli does not like the full windows path in the Command script. Perhaps I am wrong, but this solved my return code of 1. Adrian Compton On Oct 27, 2006, at 8:38 AM, Lawrence Clark wrote: > We've begun getting a return code of '1' from a scheduled script. > However, the (database) backups in the script all appear to be > completely successfully. > > I don't recall ever seeing a '1' return code. > > Any suggestions as to why a vi script would return a '1'? That's in ADSM QuickFacts under message ANS1512E. It almost always means that a PRESchedulecmd or POSTSchedulecmd or similar customer executable is defective. Whereas this just started happening, check the timestamp on the executable: someone likely changed it (where you should be able to compare with the backup copy they made before undertaking the change); else a new condition is causing an otherwise unused area of the script to be run. Richard Sims
