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Has anyone experienced problems with anti-virus software running foexecs in batch? We have a nightly batch process that updates lots of .FOC files, the batch suddenly started stopping in no specific line of code or time frame, with no errors of any kind and it seems to be an issue with the anti virus software on the Windows server. The only change that we have made is to move the location of the .BAT file that runs the batch.
Hi Adriana, That fact that you moved it's location may have taken off the approved list for the virus software. Have a look there, it probaly just needs to be added again. Good luck. Rich
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Rich, thanks for the reply. It appears to be the anti-virus scan is timing out. Our .foc files have been getting larger each day and it seems that that it now takes longer to scan them after they are loaded and this is causing the time-out. We are trying different setting in the anti-virus software to correct the problem. thanks
Adri as an aside, would you show me what your .BAT file looks like that runs your fexes in batch? i use caster. i don't know how to do it any other way. i'ld appreciate learning. TIA -s.
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Susannah, All you need is the following: 1. .BAT to kick off edastart with the T3I, this .BAT can be started from windows scheduler 2. .T3I script file to issue Connect statements and EX FEX with parms (T3I is an IBI thing, don't know where it's documented) 3. A .T3O log file is created by the process
1. BATCH_EDASTART.BAT: E:\ibi\srv53\wfs\bin\edastart -f batch_risk echo off
2. E:\BATCH\ BATCH_RISK.T3I ( this is the script called from the .BAT ) %connect %begin EX LDPROG ISSTYPE=M,OUTPUT_FILE= , BATCH_OUTPUT=Risk_Mgmt %end %disconnect
%connect %begin EX BATCH_PATH DISP_PATH=N,BUSS=Current EX LDDEPT ISSTYPE=M,OUTPUT_FILE= ,BATCH_OUTPUT=Risk_Mgmt,ASOF=CURRENT %end %disconnect %stop_server