There are two issues i have,
1. with the cron job we do not have access to this on all the 16 servers(as per our business client)
2. i need to use at command, but it runs as scheduled jus once.
the at command, i am using is
at 0030 <$QDM_BIN_DIR/OBE_schedule.ksh
Please help me wiht this, i tried using "everyday" and "today" keywords along with at command but dint work too..
Hi yosasini,
Did you see/try the option I suggested on post #4?
@yohasini
Strongly advise that you ask for proper privileges to use cron. This task is not suitable for recursive "at". Maybe try asking the client System Administrators for the contents of at.allow and cron.allow relevant to your user ... and then suggest changes.
As others posted there is no logic in allowing "at" but not allowing "cron".
Ps. The keywords available to "at" are specific to your Operating System. What Operating System do you have?
Code:
uname -a
Quote:
Post #3
I had tried the cron job..it doesn't work
This suggests that you actually have privileges to use cron. Please post full detail and error messages (or perhaps blank entries in the cron log) to justify "it doesn't work".
Is this you first time using cron?
There is no rational reason to use "at" for this task.
Ps. Error messages from failed cron logs will often be found in unix mail for the user who owns that crontab.
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