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Hi DBA's,
I need your help. I know that I could have got this running with no problems
in the Solaris environment.
However, I'm working in an NT 4.0 environment with Oracle 8.0.5 in
ARCHIVELOG Mode. BTW, is Oracle 8.0.5 still supported?
I've set up a batch file that connects to SQL*Plus and runs an SQL script
which runs a Hot Backup of a remote Oracle 8.0.5 database to a NAS drive on
the LAN. Everything works fine when I double-click the batch file.
Now I'm trying to schedule this batch process from my workstation and from
another NT Server. I've tried the AT command and WINAT.exe but nothing runs
at the scheduled time. I'm not sure how to troubleshoot this problem because
I don't know where errors are logged.
I have other batch jobs scheduled in Winat.exe as well which execute fine.
They access a remote SQL Server.
I would appreciate any advice. Perhaps someone has been down this path
before. Perhaps there is a better tool.
Does any one know of tools available for running Unix on NT besides MKS
Unix. Preferably a shareware tool.
Thanks in advance,
Denmark Weatherburne
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Author: Denmark Weatherburne
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