Eduard
Yes, the RunOnce mehtod is the one you want. However, the parameters depned on the version of Cache.
In ver 5.0.5 it is:
s sc=##class(%SYSTEM.Task).RunOnce(taskID,HorologDate,HorologTime)
In ver 5.0 it is(where taskName is the psuedo ID):
s sc=##class(%SYSTEM.Task).RunOnce(HorologDate,HorologTime,taskName)
Is Cache running on the workstation, then just use $H and it will automatically be that machine's version of the time. Something like:
s sc=##class(%SYSTEM.Task).RunOnce(ID,$p($h,",",1),($p($h,",",2)+30))
However, if the workstation has no install of Cache, I'm not sure what it is you are looking to do?
Ben Taylor MPLNet, Inc.
Eduard Schneider wrote:
If I use the method RonOnce for it want, I must indicate which parameters?
"Eduard Schneider" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello! how can I start task of a work station immediately, without changing the set attitudes? I must assume the time of the server is not correct with the work station.
Many thanks
Eduard
