Under which account does the TSM scheduler service run? Remember, the
local system account does not have access to network resources.

Regards,

Andy

Andy Raibeck
IBM Software Group
Tivoli Storage Manager Client Development
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I have some application commands that must be run before backing up a
client (w2k server) and it's DB.  I run this out off a .bat script that
I execute through the tsm backup schedule.  The normal commands to
shutdown the db, the dsmc backup command and the db startup work just
fine in the script.  I also copy some files from 1 directory to another
on the same client.  Again, no problem.  But now I am trying to copy a
file from this client to my exchange server to email me a log.
Executing the command natively on the client works fine but when
incorporated in the cmd script it just doesn't happen.  I don't get any
tsm error message either.  Here is the command I am running.

copy c:\Logs\DBLog.txt \\mailserver1\e$"\Program <\\mailserver1\e$>
Files\Exchsrvr\Mailroot\vsi 1\testoutput.txt"

Does anyone have an idea or do something like this ?

Thanks,

Ralph