You can define a client schedule with ACTion=Command to run an OS
command, which in this case would be your script. However, when sites
turn basic schedules into structured jobs, it is more common to run
them via an OS facility like Cron rather than the TSM scheduler,
thereby gaining full control of all actions.

The client manual describes the usage of the PRESchedulecmd option,
which in Unix can be in dsm.sys or on the command line.

   Richard Sims

On Apr 27, 2006, at 12:13 PM, Peter Hitchman wrote:

Hi,
Using a 5.3 client on Solaris.
Is it possible to schedule a command which is a script that invokes
the dsmc
command and uses preschedulecmd. Can I use this as an option to the
dsmc
programme or do I put it in the dsm.sys?

Thanks

Pete