I have a batch file that runs after the backup is complete, and receive an error stating it didn't complete in time. Here's the weird part . . . I've contacted Veritas on the issue, and they had me do a bunch of things, including increasing the timeout in the registry. None of it worked, but even though it says it doesn't complete in time, it does! The batch runs, and I've verified it. But it still errors out every night. Has anyone else had this problem? Is there a line I should be adding to my batch file to end it? Any advice would be apprciated.
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Post Job Command not completing in time
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BHAFER:
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- when you say you increased the timeout value are you referring to the :
HKLM\software\veritas\backup exec\engine\misc\Job-Pre/post command timeout.
I would also look at the "Job-fail Pre/post command on non zero return Code value in the same hive
- what does the batch file do ? stop some services ?
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- when you say you increased the timeout value are you referring to the :
HKLM\software\veritas\backup exec\engine\misc\Job-Pre/post command timeout.
I would also look at the "Job-fail Pre/post command on non zero return Code value in the same hive
- what does the batch file do ? stop some services ?
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