[davide66]

Can i use the at command to schedule the dbbackup?
the string in the cmd file work if i launch file manually but do not work in at command the cmd file containg this string
dbbackup.exe -y -c "DSN=;UID=sissi;PWD=sissi" \\bdc_ipsia\backupsissi\
thanks

[bmalar]

I don't know if this will help or not. By try a batch file which has an isql call in it.. eg:

isql -SServerName -Uuser -Ppass -iC:\inputfilename.sql -oC:\logoutput.txt

Then for your inputfilename.sql, just have your dump database TSQL.. eg:

dump database pubs2
to "whatever_device"
stripe on "whatever_device_2"


Hope this helps.

[willy_and_the_ci]

Originally Posted by davide66

dbbackup.exe -y -c "DSN=;UID=sissi;PWD=sissi" \\bdc_ipsia\backupsissi\
thanks

Works for me,

E:\SQL Anywhere 9\win32>at
Status ID Day Time Command Line
-------------------------------------------------------------------
1 Today 12:16 PM E:\backup.bat

the bat file contains the dbbackup syntax.