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Can't copy big file size using sccheduler job

Discussion in 'Windows Home Server' started by DD, Apr 21, 2009.

  1. DD

    DD Guest

    I try to copy few files from one server to another server using scheduler
    job. found that when we try to copy the file like more than few mb, it always
    return 0x4 status from the schedule job, but for the file size like kb. i
    don't have problem to copy.

    what could cause the problem.
     
  2. Hello DD,

    Check Scheduled Tasks, Advanced, View Log. There you should find some more
    details about.

    What account is used in the scheduled task? Does the account have access
    to the source/destination folders?

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    Meinolf Weber
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    > I try to copy few files from one server to another server using
    > scheduler job. found that when we try to copy the file like more than
    > few mb, it always return 0x4 status from the schedule job, but for the
    > file size like kb. i don't have problem to copy.
    >
    > what could cause the problem.
    >
     
  3. "DD" <DD@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    news:ED37E43C-9151-4A1B-9938-0C7FAA5C8894@microsoft.com...
    >I try to copy few files from one server to another server using scheduler
    > job. found that when we try to copy the file like more than few mb, it
    > always
    > return 0x4 status from the schedule job, but for the file size like kb. i
    > don't have problem to copy.
    >
    > what could cause the problem.
    >


    How do you copy the file? With a batch file? Then introduce some logging,
    e.g. like so:
    @echo off
    echo %date% %time% %Username% >> c:\test.log
    copy /.. /.. "Source File" "Dest" 1>>c:\test.log 2>>&1

    The log file c:\test.log will probably tell you everything you wanted to
    know!
     

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