Tom
05-02-2008, 10:51 AM
:banghead:
The problem I have is a fairly simple one. Now what I'm trying to do is use the windows task scheduler in connection with an application I wrote. Now this application does everting from create the data, export the data, open the ZIP utility, delete the old file, insert the new file, put a date on the tail of the zip, open the FTP utility, send the zip, disconnect and send a letter of confirmation. The place where I'm stalling out is in the start up bat. When I key it with the bat, it stalls out at the user ID and password request when the sequence hits MS Access. Is there a way to either leave the PC in sleep mode but store the ID and password so when the mdb fires up the ID and password will be loaded to the security screen or is there some way I can add it to the startup bat.
See Below:
cd program files
cd microsoft office
cd office11
start msaccess.exe C:\TEST_FOLDERt\mailing.mdb
The problem I have is a fairly simple one. Now what I'm trying to do is use the windows task scheduler in connection with an application I wrote. Now this application does everting from create the data, export the data, open the ZIP utility, delete the old file, insert the new file, put a date on the tail of the zip, open the FTP utility, send the zip, disconnect and send a letter of confirmation. The place where I'm stalling out is in the start up bat. When I key it with the bat, it stalls out at the user ID and password request when the sequence hits MS Access. Is there a way to either leave the PC in sleep mode but store the ID and password so when the mdb fires up the ID and password will be loaded to the security screen or is there some way I can add it to the startup bat.
See Below:
cd program files
cd microsoft office
cd office11
start msaccess.exe C:\TEST_FOLDERt\mailing.mdb