The scheduler wizard on Windows 9x creates a .BAT file in the Startup
folder to launch sched95.exe. sched95.exe imbeds the functionality of
dsmc schedule in a tray application. Witness the safe icon in the tray
which you may right-mouse-button click to see a popup menu allowing you to
stop or see the "about TSM scheduler" information. This functionality was
developed in response to numerous customer requests--many users were simply
closing the command prompt window the launched dsmc sched or were confused
by the messages on shutdown that required a manual close of dsmc sched.
The command window you see with the title "Finished" that's requiring a
manual close is a bug that we hope to fix. The fact that you cannot see
the countdown to next schedule when using the tray application is working
as designed. sched95.exe is intended as a set-it-and-forget-it
application. I would submit that most novice users just want to have their
machine backed up without any intervention or awareness. That being said,
if it rains fire on the listserv after I post this and a requirement is
submitted to add the time-to-next-schedule functionality into the tray
application, we're certainly open to considering your needs.
Regards,
Mike Dile
Tivoli Storage Manager Client Development
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
