RE: scheduling Informix stored procedures on NT
Ah! But there *is* an "AT" command on NT (at least on 4.0 -- I would
assume that it is also on 3.51). However, it is NOT AT ALL LIKE the
"at" on UNIX. Read the NT Help info on the command.
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} -----Original Message-----
} From: Jacob Salomon [SMTP:jake@apparel.net]
} Sent: Thursday, August 07, 1997 2:04 PM
} To: informix-list@rmy.emory.edu
} Subject: Re: scheduling Informix stored procedures on NT
}
} Jacob Salomon wrote:
} >
} > Vinitha wrote:
} >
} > > I am trying to run certain Informix stored procedures at scheduled
} > > time intervals on NT.
} --- SNIP ---
} > While you can't runa stored procedure by using a naked AT command,
} you
} > can write a shell script to invoke dbaccess and run a procedure.
} >
} > But first, I note that your dbaccess command is the form that
} expects
} > to use the screen editor and menus. Try this from the shell prompt:
} --- SNIP --- stuff about ksh.
}
} I hadn't noticed the NT qualifier in the subject line.
}
} I have no idea if NT has an AT command or if there is a shell that
} runs
} on NT, though I would be unsurprised of some version of BASH (Bourne
} again shell from GNU) runs on NT.
}
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} -- Jake (In pursuit of undomesticated aquatic avians)
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