Kbase P35820: File not found error using Windows Task Scheduler to start and stop Progress databases/Webspeed brok
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
5/4/2005 |
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Status: Unverified
FACT(s) (Environment):
Windows 32 Intel
Progress 9.x
SYMPTOM(s):
Using Windows Task Scheduler to start and stop Progress databases/Webspeed brokers
Batch job run by Scheduler referencing wtbman (webspeed broker) and dbman (databases)
Task Scheduler error message of "file not found."
at 1:00a /every:M,W,F,Su e:\dlc91d\bin\wtbman -name us_pilotws -port 20931 -stop
at 1:30a /every:M,W,F,Su e:\dlc91d\bin\wtbman -name us_pilotws -port 20931 -start
CHANGE:
Using Windows Task Scheduler to automate database/webspeed broker startup and shutdown/
CAUSE:
Progress environment not properly set in batch file.
FIX:
Environment for DLC and PATH needs to be set properly either at system level or within the batch file itself. If using a Progress executable, use the underscore executable (_progres, _mprosrve, etc) and insert CALL before the executable.
For example, batch job with environment set:
DLC=C:\progra~1\prog91d
PATH=C:\progra~1\prog91d;C:\progra~1\prog91d\bin;%PATH%
dbman -database sports2000 -start
DLC=C:\progra~1\prog91d
PATH=C:\progra~1\prog91d;C:\progra~1\prog91d\bin;%PATH%
wtbman -port 20591 -name wsbroker1 -start
To call a Progress executable directly:
AT 1:30p EVERY:WEDNESDAY CALL c:\progra~1\prog91d\bin\_mprosrv sports2000 -S 4000
AT 2:30p EVERY:WEDNESDAY CALL c:\progra~1\prod91d\bin_mprshut sports2000 -by