Brad Marks
bradm at blackforestltd.com
Tue May 27 15:10:39 CDT 2014
All, We are in the process of replacing our old Windows Server 2003 machine with a new box that is going to run Windows Server 2012 R2. I have a number of Access applications that are run at night to create reports. These report jobs are initiated via small scripts which are used for a number of “utility” type tasks that are related to the generation of the Access reports. Currently with Windows Server 2003, we have scheduled tasks set up to initiate the little scripts. These scripts in turn do their tasks and then initiate the appropriate Access accdr file to create the reports. This approach has worked well for several years in the Windows Server 2003 environment, but not so smoothly in the Windows Server 2012 environment. If I have the Windows 2012 Task Scheduler set to “Only Run While Logged On” everything works fine (as long as I am logged on). If I have the Windows 2012 Task Scheduler set to “Run While Logged On or Logged Off”, the script is initiated, and it does a number of small tasks properly. However, when it tries to initiate the Access accdr file, nothing happens. The Access application is not fired up and there are no error messages. Perhaps this is a new "feature" of the Task Scheduler. Has anyone else run into this issue? Thanks, Brad