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schedule a prorest command

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GerieEbeltjes

GerieEbeltjes

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I'm working with Progress OpenEdge 10.1B and I want to restore a database on a daily schedule in an other enviroment.
The OS is Windows2003 server.
So I've written a batch file in order to do so.
But after the command I have to confirm by typing y.
How can I skip that question in order to schedule this automaticaly?
 
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If the confirmation is to allow over-write of an existing database, just delete the pre-existing database before you do the restore.
 
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There a thought I can work with. I'm going to try that.
 
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