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Running a "dir" command from "Scheduled Tasks" returns entire registry
Yes, after much frustration, I found that it was simply because Scheduled Tasks runs as administrator. While troubleshooting, I launched a cmd box with admin privileges and ran the dir command as described above, it began the ordeal. Since Scheduled Tasks must run with admin privileges, I...- BloodFeastMan
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
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Running a "dir" command from "Scheduled Tasks" returns entire registry
I have a batch file which contains the following line: dir /s /a-h-s c:\ >diroutput.txt as part of an index building process. When I run that from a CMD box, it runs fine, it creates a file of ~ 150 mb and takes about a minute to complete that line. However, after I was satisfied with the...- BloodFeastMan
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
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tdbc::odbc problem
Does or has anyone used the tdbc odbc library? I had never used this up until a couple of days ago .. I'm connecting to a commercial Pervasive SQL database, I establish the connection just fine .. I did a very simple SELECT query where all of the input was just hard coded stuff that returned...- BloodFeastMan
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- Forum: Tcl/Tk
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Newbie needs Help compiling TCL
I do quite a bit of scripting here at work to automate things, and find it much easier to just compile the code into windows executables, that way I don't have to concern myself if the person who'll be running the script has TCL installed, which by default, they won't.- BloodFeastMan
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- Forum: Tcl/Tk
