Without details from the failure, we can't do much to advise: "fails
to execute" provides us with no information.  Delve into your
dsmerror.log to look for any possible info there.  Also, whereas you
are using nohup, you should have a nohup.out file to examine.
Lastly, don't throw away potential information by redirecting command
output to /dev/null: when running a Unix command in the background,
get into the habit of redirecting Stdin and Stdout and Stderr, with
Stdout and Stderr going to a file so that you have diagnostics to
look at when there is a problem.

   Richard Sims

On Sep 15, 2006, at 6:36 AM, Pranav Parikh wrote:

Dear All,

I am facing problem in executing below script thro' tsm client
scheduler
in background mode. if we start the scheduler service in forground by
executing "dsmc scheule", the scripts works fine. However  using
"nohup
dsmc schedule 2> /dev/null &"  it fails to execute.
...