I think that you'd benefit from splitting your problem.

For your problem think of the scheduler just as a timer that runs CF
pages - nothing more.  So first you need to ignore the scheduler and
create a CF page that does your fetch one time.

THEN use the scheduler to run that page once an hour.

To do what you want you'd (if I understand correctly) you'd use
CFEXECUTE to run the command to LiveUpdate.  That's it, right?
LiveUpdate handles installing the file and everything, right?

Once that's done save the page on your server.  Now use the scheduler to
run that file once per hour.

Jim Davis

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Rafael Bleiweiss [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, August 20, 2003 5:40 AM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: question / scheduled tasks CF 5 specific
> 
> Having difficulty finding examples or better documentation on the CF 5
> Scheduler...
> 
> I'm about to attempt to try for the first time to run a scheduled task
> once
> an hour on my server - Win2K, IIS, and CF 5.   I want to schedule a
task
> that automatically retrieves the latest Symantic virus definition
files
> hourly instead of the minimum daily that the System Center console
allows
> for directly.
> 
> It's literally a one line code thing - a command prompt execution of
the
> Live Update system configured to only get the definition files and
exclude
> product updates.
> 
> As the documentation is overly thin for someone unfamiliar with this
sort
> of process, I have CLUE ZERO regarding how to execute a server based
> executable with command line variables through the scheduler, as the
only
> "option is CFHTTP...
> 
> So...... any help or pointing to more info is extremely appreciated...
> 
> AND ALSO I've heard (even today on this list) that CF 5 doesn't handle
> Scheduled events too well - THOUGHTS?  COMMENTS?
> 
> 
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