Bob: We actually haven't even put it in the scheduler yet! We are planning on it, but running the code from the batch file from the OS command prompt runs about 10 to 20 times slower than running the code natively from within RBase.
Karen > Karen, > Have you tried this without the scheduler or is it always called via the > scheduler? I have an app that kept throwing access violation errors. (A > post > from a couple of weeks back) Ths app was ran through the windows scheduler > with the user as Adminstrator. 9 times out of ten it ran OK, but would > occasionally throw an error and the EXE would not drop from the task manager. > > I have since ran the exact same code with no changes via manually, i.e. not > through the scheduler for two weeks and not one error has presented itself. > It appears something within the scheduler and Rbase does not like each > other? After this week, my test plan is to go back to the scheduler to see > if > errors start again. This however is a compiled EXE and not a batch file. > > Does it run OK outside the task scheduler? >
