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I'm needing to call a schedule from a fex and since we have a clustered env. DSTRUN doesn't work. So, I have a BAT file that calls the java s21_run to run the schedule, which I can call from a fex.
The BAT file is working, when I run it from the server cmd line. If run from a fex, the fex never returns (and the agent just sits there "in use").
I'm thinking it's some permissions issue with running a BAT file from the service account? The service account (the fex running) can issue a DIR command just fine, on the directory where the BAT lives.
This is all on version 8005m. This all worked fine in version 7.6
Anyone had this issue before?
Thanks, --wgThis message has been edited. Last edited by: <Kathryn Henning>,
WF 8009m, Clustered vm Windows2008r2 reporting servers; Web interface: tomcat; Output: EXCEL, HTML, PDF; dbms: Oracle 10, db2 on mvs, mssql
Posts: 81 | Location: Monroe LA | Registered: January 07, 2005
If you simplify the BAT file e.g. just have a DIR command in it, does it then run?
Typically when I encounter this issue it is because something in the BAT file is expecting a response to a prompt e.g. a confirmation to overwrite or delete a file.
You may need to turn traces on in your fex to "see" where it is getting stuck.
WebFOCUS 8.2.06 mostly Windows Server
Posts: 195 | Location: Johannesburg, South Africa | Registered: September 13, 2008
We have 8.00.7 and we replaced dstrun with Restfull calls. The fexes we are using reside on the reporting server. I did find while testing that the fex would seem to be spinning but if I right clicked in the window and viewed source it would actually show the error. Not sure it yours may be doing something similar.
Webfocus 8.0.7 on Windows
Posts: 176 | Location: Ohio | Registered: October 26, 2006
I stated at the top that I can run the batch file from the server cmd line and everything works.... I just can run it from a fex, which is what I need to have one schedule, at the end, run another schedule via the bat file. There should be a easy way to do this!!
WF 8009m, Clustered vm Windows2008r2 reporting servers; Web interface: tomcat; Output: EXCEL, HTML, PDF; dbms: Oracle 10, db2 on mvs, mssql
Posts: 81 | Location: Monroe LA | Registered: January 07, 2005