K
Kelly
Our database has linked ODBC tables that are linked to
Oracle tables. The mdb database only does some basic file
processing, i.e. there is no real user interaction. I
have set up Tasks via the Windows Task Scheduler to
perform processing tasks (using the mdb) at specific
times. The tasks perform perfectly when I am logged into
the machine, i.e they run when expected and perform as
expected. However when I am not logged into the machine
the tasks seem to "stall" at the step where it tries to
access a linked ODBC table.
Any ideas on why this might be happening? Should I expect
this to work? Any input would be greatly appreciated.
Oracle tables. The mdb database only does some basic file
processing, i.e. there is no real user interaction. I
have set up Tasks via the Windows Task Scheduler to
perform processing tasks (using the mdb) at specific
times. The tasks perform perfectly when I am logged into
the machine, i.e they run when expected and perform as
expected. However when I am not logged into the machine
the tasks seem to "stall" at the step where it tries to
access a linked ODBC table.
Any ideas on why this might be happening? Should I expect
this to work? Any input would be greatly appreciated.