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Old 10-10-2006
command to schedule a unix script in tidal' scheduler
hi
i am needed to use tidal's scheduler to schedule unix scripts available on server A. while creating a job to be scheduled, it has an option called command which will take a path of the file. i have seen several examples in the following way
e:\tidal\bin\sleep.exe
here i did not understand two points
1)how to specify this value for the command option in tidal for unix script which is available at /home/pcorionrt/test.ksh
2)e:\tidal\bin\sleep.exe is given to schedule on boi48 unix box which is unix server and act as one of the agent. is true? or Can we do this.
kindly help me in this regard to understand scheduling a script on unix server using tidal's job scheduler.
thanks in advance for your help
-Bali Reddy
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