Re: User-defined job errorcodes

2011-10-20 Thread Richard Hauer (5 Limes)
Need some more information there Paul. Can you supply an excerpt of the log file? Some context around where to look? Rgds, Richard. On Oct 19, 6:24 pm, PaulG wrote: > Hi, > > Is anyone aware of a list of errorcodes and their meaning when running > user-defined jobs through Management Server (10

Re: User-defined job errorcodes

2011-10-20 Thread Richard Hauer (5 Limes)
Here's a start. I believe the code you're seeing is actually being returned from the Windows shell as the exit code from the process you are running. What this error code means depends entirely on what process you are running, as different programs return different things. I don't believe the "-10

Deleting Pages

2011-10-20 Thread Jim-HA
Hi, I am deleting some unlinked pages in our Project in RedDot 7.5. I have one page that is unlinked and has no references but when I delete this one page and then do a search for all unlinked pages in our project the total goes up by 200 from what it was before I deleted the page! I have recovere

Re: Best Place to Put Analytics Code?

2011-10-20 Thread Jian Huang
Hi Prasanth, Actually, a typical project would have 3 foundations: Home Foundation, Generic Foundation, Article Foundation. Oh, good point, placement of the javascript based code makes a difference in tracking, google guide here: http://code.google.com/apis/analytics/docs/tracking/asyncUsageGuid

Re: User-defined job errorcodes

2011-10-20 Thread PaulG
Thanks Richard. The job is a windows batch file which in turn calls a third-party application (exe) with some parameters to sync some data. I managed to figure out that there was a configuration issue with the third-party app when being called in the "CMSUser" context and that's why it didn't see

RE: User-defined job errorcodes

2011-10-20 Thread Richard Hauer
Well my guess would be that the error code is coming from the 3rd party app. I am pretty confident it isn't coming from RedDot itself. It may be a hex value that has been translated into a string (potentially after being converted to a uint) though, so the possible values that -105 could represent