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Asked by jgrantca in Windows Batch Scripting, Operating Systems Miscellaneous, Miscellaneous Programming
Hello,
I've got a batch file that I've created that checks remote machines eventlogs (from windows 2003 server to XP Pro) for different types of errors and then complies a local log file of the results. The batch file is using a sysinternals command called psloglist. My issue is that when the batch file is run (as the domain administrator) through a scheduled task (on the 2003 server) my log file doesn't produce the same results as if I was logged in with the same account. For information "run only when logged in" is NOT checked also it's scheduled to run every 5 mins and not only when I'm logged in.
For example when I let the scheduled task run as I'm logged in it will return all the restarts that the machines have done in the last x days. If I logoff and let the scheduled task run it will return simply "no data found".
If request I will post the batch file however since when I'm logged in the process is working I don't think it's the logic in the batch file. I'm also willing to post a snapshot of the output.
Any suggestions are welcome. Thanks in advance.
20091111-EE-VQP-89 / EE_QW_1_20070628
