Command Path using \\ or UNC for windows job

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Command Path using \\ or UNC for windows job

Post by abastos » 20 May 2009 10:39

Hello,

Running control-m 6.4

I am trying to run an agentless job, but when I specifie \\\server\share\file_path control-m in the job definition, control-m is returning a "The system cannot find the path specified." error.

Can we run UNC path for agentless jobs?

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Post by YOWAL » 22 May 2009 1:55

try "\\server\shared\file.ext"

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Post by Zakeer » 22 May 2009 5:16

Hi,

Give absolute path i.e (\\server name\shared\file.txt) rather generic name.

Hope it helps.

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Post by abastos » 26 May 2009 6:36

nope, for some reason is not finding the file to execute. It keeps giving me an error of Path not found, I have copied and pasted teh full path on the command definition and still not working. I have tried the full path and not the share path, and still giving me problems. Thanks for the reply...(-:

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Post by mauriziog » 27 May 2009 12:21

In the definition window use the "normal" job definition:

file name: Name of the script/program
path: D:\absolutePath\subDir\

and in nodeid the name of the remote host.

You must have configured the remote host in the config manager first.

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Post by abastos » 05 Jun 2009 6:58

Sorry about this confusion, Control-M was complaining about path not found. It happens that the path not found was in the Bat file and had nothing to do with Control-M...(-: thank you all for the help.

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