Re: Schedules Task to run Batch file
- From: "Steven L Umbach" <n9rou@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 14 Jul 2006 16:02:12 -0500
Karl pointed you in the right direction. I just wanted to add that it
sometimes helps to go to Control Panel/Scheduled Tasks and then go to
advanced - view log which may have helpful information. Also check the
security logs on both computers involved to see if any failed logons or
failed privilege use events [if enabled in Local Security Policy] to see if
anything helpful can be found there. --- Steve
"Vilem Sova" <Vilem Sova@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:0726C332-293E-4A7D-A0C9-C4EB4688AAEF@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I have a batch file which I routinely run to copy some large files to my PC
from a server (with the XCOPY command). The batch file also contains a
following DIR command so that I can see that the files have been copied
over
(with the latest dates), and at the end is a PAUSE statement so that the
command prompt window stays open while I review the file dates. It all
works
very well
I also created a scheduled task to execute the batch file (just a one-off
execution while still testing). When I run the task, nothing happens for
a
few seconds, and then a command prompt screen flashes up and disappears
within a couple of milliseconds (too fast to get a screen dump), and the
files haven't been copied.
Any ideas as to why the batch file may not be executing properly?
.
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