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Thanks, Frank.

Hi, I have had a Eureka moment on this one! Although, I am unable to test the solution at the moment, I think I have a plausible explanation for what has gone wrong with the code. The key observations to solving the problem are the following: 1. When ISFACT is used to execute the SA action...

Hi Nic, Thanks for your reply. I am unable to provide the TRACE output at the moment because the jobs are no longer in the spool. I will be running the batch on Wednesday, and I shall post the TRACE results once it completes. - Shekhar Borker.

Hi, I have created a REXX utility where the input is a dataset containing names of jobs that are expected to have executed and present in the Spool (SDSF.ST). The utlity then interacts with SDSF to obtain the START DATE, START TIME and END TIME of each job listed in the input dataset. I do...

Hi Shuhaibk, This can be done using the REXX interface to SDSF. The manual can be found at the following link: REXX INTERFACE REDBOOK The outline of the method to be followed is as follows: 1. Use ISFCALLS to add the host command environment 2. Go to ST for the job status in the SDSF...

It worked this time! [bigsmile] Thanks a lot for your help - Shekhar Borker

I have corrected the mistake that strongm has pointed out above and changed the code as follows: Sub RptManage(MItem As Outlook.MailItem) Dim ns As NameSpace Dim ArchFolder As MAPIFolder Dim ODATE As String ODATE = Mid("" & MItem.ReceivedTime, 7, 4) & Mid("" &...

Thanks Strongm for pointing out the mistake! It needs to be Set ArchFolder = ns.Folders.Item("Archive")

Hi Skip, Yes. The results are as explained in my first post. Thanks, Shekhar Borker.

Hi SkipVought, Thanks for the response. The Argument (of the MailItem Type) is needed for all scripts run by Outlook rules. Please refer the the following link that confirms this: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306108 Thanks, Shekhar Borker.

I am facing a prblem when trying to set up an Outlook rule that changes the subject of the mail-item and moves it to a PST folder. The rule that I have created is as follows: Apply this rule after the message arrives with 'EXADXX' in the message header and on this machine only move it to...