Brian~
What I was told, and I may be wrong, but the job you want to run,
has to be up, and minimized, before Boston's scheduler can do anything
with it. Is that correct information? I need the scheduler to load the
job and run it, then close it when finished. If this can be done within
Boston, can you show me how to set it up?
Ron
From: Brian Stevenson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 04, 2008 12:44 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: [Talk] Task Schedulers for Boston Scripts
to my knowledge the scheduler does this...
Brian Stevenson | Systems Administrator
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Sent: Friday, April 04, 2008 12:42 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Talk] Task Schedulers for Boston Scripts
What is the best task scheduler to use for Boston Workstation
scripts? I have 5 scripts that run multiple times during the day
{disaster recovery, file downloads, hard copy prints, etc}, and they all
seem to run at different durations and times, so the possibility of one
running on top of another exists. I have used the task scheduler within
Windows 2003 server, and it is pretty limited. I am looking for an
alternative that will allow jobs to specifically run at the desired
times, and if another job comes up to run at the same time, the
scheduler will queue the new job to run after the current is finished.
My current setup (the windows task scheduler), doesn't care if another
job comes up. It runs them both simultaneous. Then, both jobs seem to
lose focus and stall out, or they get a run-time errors. I looked at
the scheduler within the Boston software, but it didn't suit my
requirements. Any suggestions???
Thanks,
Ron Barrett, MICT
Programmer/Analyst
Coffeyville Regional Medical Center
(620) 252-1603
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