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Export it and then search the .dsx file.

So you quoted the simple solution but actually implemented an unnecessarily complex one? If so, you might want to revisit this.

Setting up a new forum might be hard to get on the books, but a simple 'workaround' might be a specific PMR FAQ posting which collects them and people could add to?

You would check in 'at' for a one-time schedule and 'cron' for recurring schedules. If you see it there but not in Director, I would suspect a bug.

Can you go down to the O/S and see what a "crontab -l" shows for your user? Assuming this is a recurring schedule, that is...

Today, we ran the original job, and it seemed to stop before finishing, all the row counts were up to what they should be, but the links stayed blue for nearly an hour before we gave up and cancelled the job. It would not cancel, so we killed the processes. That is a consequence of a write deferred...

Schedules in 'cron' or 'at' are by user, are you sure you are checking when logged in as the same user that scheduled it originally?

For #1, that is the default so should be fine unless someone messed with it. I suspect your solution was all about #2 as there's no need to include the 'Server' in a UNIX Notification Activity stage.

Right... and I've posted where you can go to find out how to resolve the issue.

That's why you need to check with your Admin... as long as you are certain the email address you are using is valid.

What happens when the status is not a 1,2 or 3? The job name is invalid? Etc, etc. Need some error handling in there!

Me, I would get rid of the 'print' statement, it is completely unnecessary. That and mark this a Resolved using the big button at the top of the page.

Manu1 wrote:I am also facing the same issue.

No, you're not as you are not on a Windows server. Stick with your original post.

That log message is not a problem and is normal on a UNIX server. Check with your Sysadmin and see if there are any sendmail issues on that box.

The same way you would in any other tool, you 'select' it as a field in a sql statement.