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Thanks for your help Bill! <br />
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There will be only one user making copies of the database so your solution will work fine.
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Thanks for your help Bill!

There will be only one user making copies of the database so your solution will work fine.

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Is there a way to execute a batch file on a server from a workstation?<br />
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I need to execute the following command from a workstation on the server while running Syncback from the workstation. The reason is that the users will manually run a Syncback profile form the Workstation<br />
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&quot;C:\Program Files\Pervasive Software\PSQL\PBA\BIN\pvba<wbr />ckup.exe&quot; -on<br />
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&quot;C:\Program Files\Pervasive Software\PSQL\PBA\BIN\pvba<wbr />ckup.exe&quot; -off<br />
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The Pervasive backup agent is installed on the server. Basically the users will make a local copy of the database on 5 different computers with Syncback installed a few times a month.
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Is there a way to execute a batch file on a server from a workstation?

I need to execute the following command from a workstation on the server while running Syncback from the workstation. The reason is that the users will manually run a Syncback profile form the Workstation

"C:\Program Files\Pervasive Software\PSQL\PBA\BIN\pvbackup.exe" -on

"C:\Program Files\Pervasive Software\PSQL\PBA\BIN\pvbackup.exe" -off

The Pervasive backup agent is installed on the server. Basically the users will make a local copy of the database on 5 different computers with Syncback installed a few times a month.

Execute batch file from workstation on server

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