By starting dsmc.exe from a script, you're defeating one purpose of the
scheduler service which is that it runs as a system task which isn't
disrupted by user login and logout. Why not just run the backup as a
scheduled event? If you need to start or stop the schedule service through
a script, you can use the commands "net start" and "net stop" followed by
the schedule service name.

At 03:24 PM 11/8/99 +0100, you wrote:
>Hi all,
>my customer had a problem with his nt command-script.
>Hi start's the dsmc.exe in a script. The script is scheduled with the
>adsm-scheduler-service.
>When this backup-script is running in the background
>and a user logged in and logged out the dsmc.exe programm is stoped and the
>backup procedure is failed.
>We have test the AT NT-Command with the same effekt.
>
>We want to use the dsmc.exe in a command-script in the background without
>stopping the dsmc.exe
>when a user logged in / logged out.
>
>Have somebody a solution for this problem ?
>
>Michael Garnebode
>Schmitz RZ Consult
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