Hello,

I am researching running a BWS script daily at 11:30pm based on some 
conditions. This is a time when no one is in the office and thus it would need 
to be unmanaged. I looked into the Schedule feature in BWS and in the 
documentation it says:
"There are 5 factors that will prevent or delay Scheduled Scripts from running: 
... The Boston WorkStation is not running."

We have a Windows server we could run this on, what is the best way you would 
accomplish this? I could remote in once and setup a schedule for it to run, but 
from what I've read on the knowledge base (below) it does not seem this will go 
well if the screen is not "active".
"The safe advice is, the desktop must be logged in and active. Or to describe 
it another way, a user could be sitting in front of that PC, and could see the 
screen."

So no one would be there to remote in and make the desktop "active".

I have made a few attempts, but came across various issues such as "Yes/No" 
prompt popups in Meditech are never seen by BWS and often the script ends up 
hanging at that point.

Has anybody accomplished this so that an unmanaged scheduled script is 
consistently reliable?

Thank you,
Tyler Nielson
Applications Analyst
I.S. Department, Saratoga Hospital






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