On Tue, 1 Jun 1999, Bart@Web3 wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm running Analog on a NT server, I've configurated a batch file to
> automaticaly use the right log file according to date. This works fine as
> long as I manually execute the batch file, when using the Windows NT
> scheduler, AT, the problems start. It's like lines in the batch are skipped
> at random. I'm using Analog with Report Magic.
> Could it be something with 'rights' for the programs executed by AT, or is
> it just AT?
>
I haven't had any problems with AT (as long as I executed a batch file, not
a single command).
It is possible that it's the permissions (although all files are readable
under Windows). But it could also be the pathnames, because the batch file
is run from the root directory, and analog's filenames are local. Try using
global filenames everywhere, or put a cd at the top of the batch file. Test
it by running the batch file from c:
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