wierd stuff with scheduled program

Are you logging your app's activity to see where it's
starting?  If
not--time to start... 

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Yep. It runs as the machine administrator. The same user I
logged in to
test it.

Thanks.
 
Stacey
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have you set the scheduler to use the same account as when
you run it
interactively


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Subject: [DOTNET-WINFORMS] wierd stuff with scheduled
program


I have a .NET application that runs to update some data in a
database.
The application is installed locally on a machine (Windows
2003 Server).
If I log into the machine and run the application, it runs
perfectly
fine. If I schedule the application to run - it starts the
application,
but then does nothing. Now this application, on start up -
reads the
oldest 1000 records in a database and updates those records.
The
application starts up, but appears not to load any actual
records
because all of the counters are set to 0.  Any ideas on
where to look?



Stacey