Well, that is odd because in my test batch file I redirected the output from
NET USE >test.txt and it displayed the networked volumes F,G,Z.
That seemed to indicate that the networked volumes were available during the
script run.
After many attempts and trying everything suggested in the massive volumes
of information I have on this topic, as a last hope, I tried using UNC paths
and the batch file worked as intended.
BTW, I originally tried mapping using NET USE \\server...... and it did not
help.
All it told me was the mapping was already available during the scheduled
session.
In addition I selected the appropriate account in the scheduler settings
('use account').
How can you suggest that my assumption is not accurate when that seems to be
the only way I can copy across to the service in a AT scheduled batch file?
Shawn
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Shawn Connelly, Network Engineer. Dipix Technologies Inc.
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From: Andrew S. Baker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: January 10, 2002 1:58 AM
To: MSWinNT Discussions
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Subject: RE: AT Scheduler problems
>>Why isn't this stated in a single manual
>>or instruction on the web?
Because it's not accurate.
If you want to use mapped drives, you need to map them in your script.
You should not assume that they will be mapped already, since you're
using a different account.
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