I am using the job scheduler Autosy 3.5.0 to run a job. the Database
is on a UNIX box and I have a client on a windows box. I have created
a batch job to be executed on the windows box and it works perfectly
if I run it manually on the windows box. My problems is when I run it
using a Autosys.

The batch job looks a UNIX box through a Samba share to see if the
correct files are there, if they are then it will move the files
accross the network to a public folder for users to access. If the
files are not there it will create a log file and email it to me.
Like I said before the batch file works if I execute it manual on the
windows box, however if I run it through autosys the batch file can
not see the files it needs to move.

I have checked the Samba permissions and they are correct, the Id is
not locked on either UNIX or Windows. all NTFS permissions are
correct and the ID permissions are correct on Windows and UNIX...

I am completely out of Ideas PLEASE someone help..

Thanks.

Armando wrote:
>
> I am using the job scheduler Autosy 3.5.0 to run a job. the Database
> is on a UNIX box and I have a client on a windows box. I have created
> a batch job to be executed on the windows box and it works perfectly
> if I run it manually on the windows box. My problems is when I run it
> using a Autosys.
>
> The batch job looks a UNIX box through a Samba share to see if the
> correct files are there, if they are then it will move the files
> accross the network to a public folder for users to access. If the
> files are not there it will create a log file and email it to me.
> Like I said before the batch file works if I execute it manual on the
> windows box, however if I run it through autosys the batch file can
> not see the files it needs to move.
>
> I have checked the Samba permissions and they are correct, the Id is
> not locked on either UNIX or Windows. all NTFS permissions are
> correct and the ID permissions are correct on Windows and UNIX...

This looks to be a SAMBA issue rather than anything related to
Sybase.

When you run it manually, the shares are mounted. What about
when Autosys runs? And what identity does it run under? If
the shares are mounted, turn on debugging within SAMBA to
see what it records when an access occurs. I'd also suggest
taking this to a SAMBA related newsgroup.

-am © 2003