As far as I know, under Windows it's just a matter of reporting back the
right errorlevel.
I experienced also a problem with the TDP for Oracle (Rman) reporting.
In both cases I had to set the returned errorlevel (by the script) from 3 to
2 to get the TSM-server report the failed backup.
In a
code like above to
return the correct status.
Bill Boyer
DSS, Inc.
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Subject: Re: TSM Operational Reporting - about TDP for Exchange...
The command script you run for the TDPExchange needs to complete with the
correct return code. If you are using the sample, this should be the return
code from txpexcc.exe. Some of the TDP sample scripts run this by the start
