Nelson Reis wrote:

> Yotin,
> At the ADSM admin command line type in q event * * to see if the
> schedules are completed, failed or missed. If the Unix box says missed
> then the dsmc sched is not running. The only way to get it running again
> is to restart the Unix box where the dsmc startup commands are in the
> initab file.

Woah there, Nelson.... No need to reboot just to start a process! You can
start the scheduler like so:
Change inittab to make the scheduler entry "respawn" instead of "once" using
chitab command, and init will start it for you, right then and there, and
restart it if it dies.  Or you could do (as root):
# print "/usr/lpp/adsm/bin/dsmc sched > /dev/console 2>&1" | at now




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