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Topic Title: Task's say they run successfully, but they don't actually run Topic Summary: Schedule tasks and manually run tasks Created On: 06/25/2014 12:49 AM Status: Read Only |
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![]() Answer: Thanks Jean, I did as you said but still no luck. I have put it down to a specific machine error so I created a new VM and installed it on windows server 2008 and everything is working fine now. Thanks for all your replies. | ||||||||||
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Hi all,
Recently i have noticed my tasks do not run. It used to be one or two but now all of them. I have to go into the steps to run and then it run successfully. To test it, I have changed priority settings and have disabled the log file. I have also un-installed and re-installed just in case the exe needed repairs. This is occurring to all my tasks on this windows 7 32 bit machine. I have downloaded the evaluation for AM9 and everything works fine. Can anyone shed light on this as I don't need to upgrade AM as it does what i need at the moment. Thanks
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Hello Delonghi,
Do you see a small blue AutoMate "A" icon in your task tray? When a task is supposedly running, can you check your windows task manager to see if you have a AMTASK.EXE running? Also, are your tasks configured to run in the background?
------------------------- ![]() Alex Escalante | Support Analyst AutoMate | Division of HelpSystems HelpSystems, LLC | T: +1.213.738.1700 | F: +1.213.738.7665 |
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HI Alex,
Yes, when I run any of my tasks the process AMTASK.exe appears and when "successful" disappears. I think they are configured to run in the background. The login details are: When workstation is logged on - "logged on user" When workstation is logged off - "Don't run" When workstation is locked - "Run as current user" Is there anywhere else I can check?
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Hello Delonghi,
If the AMTASK.EXE is appearing, that means that the task is executing. How are you determining that it is not running? Does it move a file or delete a file? We might have to build a test task that simply moves a file from one folder to another and see if this happens. Also, is AutoMate installed on your local computer? Or do you remote into a machine that AutoMate is installed on? Lastly, does the task have a trigger associated with it? and if so, what kind of trigger is it?
------------------------- ![]() Alex Escalante | Support Analyst AutoMate | Division of HelpSystems HelpSystems, LLC | T: +1.213.738.1700 | F: +1.213.738.7665 |
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Hi Alex,
I can determine it does not run as the progress bar for the steps do not show, the task does nothing (files not created, ftp not started, files not moved etc) clearly doesn't run until I go into steps and run steps manually. I created a small test task, I can still only run from the steps. This is installed on a windows 7 machine hosted on a VM server version 5.1.0. I access this machine via vSphere client in console. There has been no updates or upgrades to vSphere These tasks have a combination of triggers and automate task calls (triggers are scheduled). Some task are simply run in task administrator (right click -> run)
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Hi Alex, I can determine it does not run as the progress bar for the steps do not show, the task does nothing (files not created, ftp not started, files not moved etc) clearly doesn't run until I go into steps and run steps manually. I created a small test task, I can still only run from the steps. This is installed on a windows 7 machine hosted on a VM server version 5.1.0. I access this machine via vSphere client in console. There has been no updates or upgrades to vSphere These tasks have a combination of triggers and automate task calls (triggers are scheduled). Some task are simply run in task administrator (right click -> run)
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Does anyone else have a suggestion?
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If your tasks run fine in AM9 and not in AM7 under the very same conditions, you could look at all the task parameters in AM9 (especially those in the "Logon" tab of the task properties), and make sure to replicate all of them in the AM7 task settings.
I suppose the culprit is there.
------------------------- Jean Delfosse - Automate Beta Tester Win7 Pro 64 bits -Win XP Pro SP3 32 bits - AM8, AM7, BPA10, BPA9, BPA8, BPA7, AM6 Enterprise, AM4 ![]() |
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Thanks Jean,
I did as you said but still no luck. I have put it down to a specific machine error so I created a new VM and installed it on windows server 2008 and everything is working fine now. Thanks for all your replies.
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delonghi,
happy you could find a workaround.
------------------------- Jean Delfosse - Automate Beta Tester Win7 Pro 64 bits -Win XP Pro SP3 32 bits - AM8, AM7, BPA10, BPA9, BPA8, BPA7, AM6 Enterprise, AM4 ![]() |
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