On Wednesday 12 Nov 2003 16:53 pm, Tom Kitta wrote:
> I definitely agree with Novak, it works for me without any problems. I am a
> bit puzzled as to a better solution, a separate task management system
> maybe? But how about an easy, quick and cheap solution that is better than
> e-mail notificati
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Subject: RE: How to determine if a scheduled task is already running?
Neither is falling asleep at the wheel when you're driving. :-)
The only point I was trying to make is that when you d
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than having no checks and balances in place? Absolutely.
-Novak
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Subject: RE: How to determine if a scheduled task is already running?
But notification of fa
Um... perhaps I am missing something here, but the scheduler.log file
lists the name of the task and the result of running it.
Couldn't you either manually check to see if it is running, or else
write some script that checks to see when it was last run?
M
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But notification of failures via inference is not necessarily a good
thing...
> Ummm... wouldn't you know it when you didn't get an email? :-)
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Subject: RE: How to determine if a scheduled task is already running?
12/11/2003 08:46
Ummm... wouldn't you know it when you didn't get an email? :-)
-Novak
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From: Tim Robins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 11, 2003 11:03 AM
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Subject: Re:How to determine if a scheduled task is already running?
Be careful relying on CFMAIL t
Go to Task Manager...
If you see MSTask.exe running, then a schedule task is running.
If your Schedule Task calls another program, then that program will be
running also.
For instance, to mirror/copy our servers, we use a file sync program. If I
look under Task Manager and see MSTask running
For many tasks I just send myself an e-mail once the execution is over. If I don't get a message then I know that it crashed. I also put diagnostic information in that e-mail (like how many records got processed etc.) This is good for tasks that run once a day or less. For tasks that run often I ha
Not exactly sure what you're looking for but you can set the task up to
write it's output to a file. For example c:\filename.log
Then all you have to do is watch the file date and time of
c:\filename.log to know if the task ran or not.
-Novak
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From: Pete Ruckelshau
Why not set an Application variable when it starts and un-set it when it
stops?
The problem with this is if it crashes, then it'll think it's running,
but it isn't
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Sent: Tuesday, November 11, 2003 12:47 PM
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