06-29-2015
Welcome
raks2301,
Thanks for an interesting question
If you plan to switch the server within your script, how would you plan to do it? Would it be
rsh/
resh/
remsh,
ssh or something else? These can be set up to act without a password for scheduled work without the need to install anything else.
It would be good to know the OS of each server, so the output of
uname -a would help there.
I'm assuming that you would you need to pass data between the servers as well as generate a report. Can you elaborate how to are set up, how you drive your schedule and what you use to move/copy data. There are various options we can explore.
What have you tried so far, and where do you get stuck?
Please post code, files, input & output/errors in CODE tags as it makes them easier to read and preserves multiple spaces for indenting and fixed width data.
Thanks, in advance,
Robin
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