Greetings, We are just testing using pre and post schedule commands on our AIX systems (TSM client 5.3.4.0, and TSM 5.3.4.2 server) and having a problem.
We want a non-zero return code from either the pre- and post- scripts to show up the backup as a failure. According to the manual, a non-zero return code from the preschedulecmd will cause the schedule to fail with a FAILED 12, and a non-zero return code from the the postschedulecmd will cause the schedule to fail with a FAILED 8. We tested this with two simple scripts, and the a non-zero return code from the preschedulecmd does indeed cause the schedule to fail with a FAILED 12. But it doesn't work for the postschedulecmd. A non-zero return code still causes the schedule to complete successfully. Yes, we can tell the post script is running, since it generates a log of it's execution, including the return code it is producing. Has anyone else see this? Best Regards, John D. Schneider Lead System Administrator - Storage Sisters of Mercy Health System Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
