Why the scheduled task cannot rename?

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• Unable to create restore point. Vista64. Could not create the scheduled task for the following reason: cannot create a file when that file already exists

  RAID 5 obtained corrupte had to rebuild after that can't create system restore point. Tried everything sfc, fsutil, Dungeon SystemPropertiesProtection screen displaying this error: "could not create the scheduled task for the following reason: cannot create a file when that file already exists." (0x800700B7)"system of work in all other respects. SFC says it found and fixed errors every time I run it.

  Fix tried Della Li: Please remove the WindowsBackup folder in the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE NT\CurrentVersion\Schedule\TaskCache\Tree\Microsoft\Windows.

  Delete the WINDOWS BACKUP folder. Unfortunately this folder does not exist.

  Checked VSS, Taskscheduler and other services are runnig

  Tried to boot from the CD and widowed revover. Says no problems. The error to any manulation of the checkbox in the properties of the system, the system protection screen

  Solved

  It turns out that task scheduler got corrupted it have several tasks Scheduler said were not available, but are still in the working directory. These tasks especially SR from compensation directory solved the problem and I can now create backup points.

• Windows XP Pro - failure of the scheduled task?

  Why my regular job failure?

  Is there an example page on things to do and not do?

  I have a backup program will not work correctly.

  TY,

  Bill

  Hi Bill,

  1. what exactly happens when you run the backup program?

  If a scheduled task does not run when you expect it, right-click the task, and then click Properties. On the Task tab, make sure that the enabled check box is selected. On the tab schedule, check that planning is set correctly.

  See scheduled tasks troubleshooting
  See also How do I solve the scheduled tasks in Windows XP

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• The Event Viewer error on startup: "the scheduled task of CARPET met a failure during configuration data collection. HR = 0xC004F00E.

  I use Windows XP with AMD processor clocked at 1.6 Ghz and 2 GB of RAM. This error appears in the event viewer whenever my computer starts. I don't know if it's doing any harm. can someone advise?

  original title: the scheduled task of CARPET met a failure during configuration data collection. HR = 0xC004F00E

  Hello Steven,

  Did you ever receive notifications that a virus or malware has been removed from your system recently?
  My only thought is that it is the remains of an infection on your machine.
  It is most likely harmless, but I don't understand why you'd be concerned.
  Do you have any task scheduled to run at startup using Task Scheduler built into Windows?
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/308569
  I would check to see if there are tasks to run at startup:
  http://www.Microsoft.com/resources/documentation/Windows/XP/all/proddocs/en-us/sag_tsconcepts03.mspx?mfr=true

• Why a scheduled task in Windows 7 is hidden?

  I'm migrating from XP to Windows 7. I moved a scheduled task that worked fine in XP in the Windows 7 environment by recreating the work in the new scheduled task manager calling from the same batch (.) CMD file). In the general tab of the task properties, the hidden checkbox is not checked. The CMD file works normally (visible) if started from a window or explore CMD prompt.

  When the task is started by Task Scheduler, it runs hidden. The CMD window is not visible, and the user interface of the program it's running (a backup program) is not visible. Processes are listed in the Task Manager, and they are run under my username (not the SYSTEM or LOCAL).

  Can someone explain why this task is hidden running, and how can I make it visible?

  Hi timg11,

  All the scheduled tasks run hidden?

  The user interface for Task Scheduler (IU) is a snap Microsoft Management Console (MMC) that replaces the scheduled tasks Explorer extension in Windows XP, Windows Server 2003 and Windows 2000.

  To display hidden scheduled tasks, follow these steps:

  1. click on start. In the search box, type Task Scheduler. Then, in the list programs, click Task Scheduler.
  2. on the view menu, click Show hidden tasks.

  See the link below and refer to the section tasks hidden demand that describes scheduled tasks hidden:

  Description of the scheduled tasks in Windows Vista
  http://support.Microsoft.com/default.aspx/KB/939039

  The above article is for Windows Vista. It remains valid for Windows 7, too.

  If you are having problems scheduling tasks or for tasks to be performed correctly, first make sure that the Task Scheduler service is running. You can check that the service is running if you click on the Start button, select Control Panel, click System and Maintenance, click Administrative Tools, click Services, and check the status of the Task Scheduler service is started.

  See the links below for more details on Task Scheduler and the same diagnosis:

  Overview of Task Scheduler
  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc721871.aspx

  Schedule a task
  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc748993.aspx

  Troubleshooting Task Scheduler
  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc721846.aspx

  I hope this helps!

  Kind regards
  Gokul - Microsoft Support

• Why the simple task of transferring photos that should be done drag and drop such a hassle from my phone to the computer

  Why the simple task of transferring photos that should be done drag and drop from my phone to computer such a chore... It is a success or a failure... open iphotos sometimes sometimes it doesn't.

  < published by host >

  Drag and drop is not supported from iPhone to computer.

  Sync with iTunes or iCloud > keep your photos safely stored and updated on all your devices - Apple Support

• Computer not stay awake for the scheduled task

  System wakes up to the task at the right time, but falls asleep almost immediately after starting the task.  Power management is set to put the computer to sleep after 20 minutes, but eventlog shows the alarm system at 01:59 for the scheduled task and to sleep at 02:02.

  Am running Vista Home Basic SP2

  Excellent.  I am pleased to learn that the problem is essentially solved with only a little extra configuration of the task remaining.

  I am happy that I was able to help.  It was my pleasure.

  Thanks for the comments, and we do know that it worked.  This can help other people with the same problem.

  Good luck and best wishes!

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• Change the time for the scheduled task, I added

  I created a schedular system file (.vbs) that supports the backup of the database of one of my application. I added this file to the scheduled task. I put the time of execution to 15:00 daily, now I want to update at the time of execution of the task sacheduled. How can I do? I use Windiws 7 Home premium.

  Hi Aurélie Rozier,.

  Click on the Start button and type "Calendar" in the search box. The option tasks planning must appear in the search list. Click (or double-click) on this option to launch scheduled tasks. When the window tasks planned opens leaves the Task Scheduler list fill out and then look to the bottom of this list for planning thye name, that you want to change. When you have found, right-click on it and choose Properties. In the Properties window, click the triggers tab and then click Edit at the bottom of the special editing window. You should be able to change the time from there.

  This forum post is my own opinion and does not necessarily reflect the opinion or the opinion of Microsoft, its employees or other MVPS.

  John Barnett MVP: Windows XP Expert associated with: Windows Desktop Experience: Web:http://www.winuser.co.uk;  Web: http://xphelpandsupport.mvps.org;  Web: http://vistasupport.mvps.org;  Web: http://www.silversurfer-guide.com

• SQLcl throws the Exception on start and stop operating within the scheduled task

  I'm on Windows Server 2012 R2 runs a script TakeCommand (jpsoft.com) as a task scheduled using SQLcl - 4.2.0.15.177.0246.

  The script is invoked, when the account (with administrative privileges) who runs the scheduled task is not connected to the machine.

  The scenario is as follows:

  • servers both windows ServerA and ServerB (virtual servers)
  • ServerA has a SAN connected directly (as E drive)
  • ServerB remotely accesses drive E on ServerA and maps in drive E (guest ServerB cmd > net use e: \\ServerA\e)
  • the problem occurs on server b.

  Corr 04/09/2015: the SAN is not the cause of the errors/exceptions - it's just that the user who runs the scheduled task is not logged on and therefore has no APPDATA

  When SQLcl is called, the following lines are recorded... (italics: private information, "BOLD": SQLcl output not visible when the user connects while work is carried out at the request)

  03/09/2015 12:16:41.979 to connect to the jdbc URL ... (this output is to the batch calling SQLcl - everything below is SQLcl or SQL script)

  Sep 03, oracle.dbtools.raptor.console.MultiLineHistory load 2015 12:18:05

  SEVERE: HIST-013 APPDATA is null

  Sep 03, oracle.dbtools.raptor.newscriptrunner.commands.net.NetEntries load 2015 12:18:55

  SEVERE: NET-013 APPDATA is null

  Sep 03, 2015 12:18:55 oracle.dbtools.raptor.newscriptrunner.commands.net.NetEntries save

  SEVERE: NET-013 APPDATA is null

  03.09.2015 12:18:56: updated information on what will be done

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  03.09.2015 12:19:15: updated information on what will be done
  

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  Exception in thread "cleansing" java.lang.NullPointerException

  in java.io.File. < init > (File.java:277)

  at oracle.dbtools.raptor.newscriptrunner.commands.alias.Aliases.save(Aliases.java:132)

  at oracle.dbtools.raptor.newscriptrunner.commands.alias.Aliases.save(Aliases.java:128)

  to oracle.dbtools.raptor.scriptrunner.cmdline.SqlCli$ 1.run(SqlCli.java:356)

  In addition, that everything works fine... the script is executed as planned, as expected, the queued files are created...

  So what I am doing wrong?

  Best regards, Peter

  Message geändert durch stueckl - information server added

  Message geändert durch stueckl - information server deleted - it's a general problem

  If we were talking about developer SQL itself rather than SQLcl, then the solution is simple... you can always force your user settings to a folder accessible in arbitrary writing using the ide.user.dir environment variable just add something like this line to the file sqldeveloper.conf to your installation:

  AddVMOption - Dide.user.dir =

  SQLcl, however, is hard-coded dependency on APPDATA in Windows (and user.home on Linux).  May not be feasible in your case, but in some cases simple, APPDATA can be overridden in the script that launches the SQLcl and the NetEntries and xml SQL history files are read from / written to this file.

  For example: value APPDATA = C:\Temp

• Reconfigure the scheduled task

  With the help of a previous script LucD http://www.lucd.info/2009/10/18/scheduled-tasks-methodaction/ I'm able to succeed in creating a task scheduled that powers on a virtual machine. I need to extend this so that if the existing task is already there it will update with the new configuration. I downloaded the SDK and read the docs to try to understand but he always aludes me.

  $dtmDate = get-Date
  $gmtoffset = 6
  $startTime = $dtmDate.AddHours ($gmtoffset)

  $emailAddr = "< emailaddr >.
  $vm = "< vm >".
  $folder = "SchedTask".
  $vmview = get-View (Get - VM $vm)
  $folderview = get-View (Get-file $folder)

  $spec = new-Object VMware.Vim.ScheduledTaskSpec
  $spec. Name = 'Turned on' + $vm
  $spec. Description = 'Turned on' + $vm
  $spec. Enabled = $true
  $spec. Notification = $emailAddr
  $spec. Timer = New-Object VMware.Vim.OnceTaskScheduler
  $spec. Scheduler.runat = $startTime
  $spec. Action = New-Object VMware.Vim.MethodAction
  $spec. Action.Name = "PowerOnVM_Task."

  $svcRef = new-object VMware.Vim.ManagedObjectReference
  $svcRef.Type = 'ServiceInstance.
  $svcRef.Value = 'ServiceInstance.
  $serviceInstance = get-views $svcRef

  $stMgr = get-View ($serviceInstance.Content.ScheduledTaskManager)

  $stMgr.CreateScheduledTask($vmview.) MoRef, $Spec)

  This should do the trick.

  $dtmDate = Get-Date $gmtoffset = 6 $startTime = $dtmDate.AddHours($gmtoffset)
  
  $emailAddr = "[email protected]" $vm = "MyVM" $folder = "SchedTask"$vm = Get-VM $vm
  $spec = New-Object VMware.Vim.ScheduledTaskSpec$spec.Name = "Power On " + $vm.Name
  $spec.Description = "Power On " + $vm.Name
  $spec.Enabled = $true$spec.Notification = $emailAddr$spec.Scheduler = New-Object VMware.Vim.OnceTaskScheduler$spec.Scheduler.runat = $startTime$spec.Action = New-Object VMware.Vim.MethodAction$spec.Action.Name = "PowerOnVM_Task"
  $stMgr = Get-View ScheduledTaskManager$stMgr.RetrieveEntityScheduledTask($vm.ExtensionData.MoRef) | %{
      $st = Get-View -Id $_ | where {$_.Info.Name -eq $spec.Name}
  }
  
  if($st){
      $spec.Name += " Updated"    $st.ReconfigureScheduledTask($spec)
  }
  else{
      $stMgr.CreateScheduledTask($vm.ExtensionData.MoRef, $Spec)
  }
  

  The script sets the $spec object as before. It then checks if a task with this name already exists for the virtual machine.

  If so, it calls the ReconfigureScheduledTask method.

  Otherwise, it calls the CreateScheduledTask method.

  Note that I have adapted the script a bit to use some features present in newer versions of PowerCLI.

  As proof that the existing scheduled task is updated, I change the name for the scheduled task.

  But you can change any property in the object $spec in the same way

• Move VM to csv file and create the scheduled task in VC

  What is the problem with the last line ' $scheduledTaskManager.CreateScheduledTask ($vmView.MoRef, $task) "?

  1. The ScheduledTaskManager lies in the Service Instance.

  $si = get-view ServiceInstance

  $scheduledTaskManager is Get-view $si. Content.ScheduledTaskManager

  1. We need to identify the virtual machine and the host where it will be powered on.

  #$vmView = get - VM PowerOnTest | Get-View

  #$esxView = get-VMHost esx35 - 01.vitoolkit.local | Get-View

  foreach ($f in (import-csv '

  'D:\MigrateStorage\amsterdam-core-hp-poweron.csv'))

  {

  $vmView = $f

  *

  echo $vmView

  *

  }

  1. Now we build the task argument.

  $arg = New-Object VMware.Vim.MethodActionArgument

  #$ARG value = $esxview. MoRef

  $action = New-Object VMware.Vim.MethodAction

  $action. Argument = $arg

  $action. Name = "PowerOnVM_Task".

  $scheduler = new-object VMware.Vim.OnceTaskScheduler

  $scheduler.runat = .addminutes (5) (get-date)

  $task = New-Object VMware.Vim.ScheduledTaskSpec

  $task. Action = $action

  $task. Description = 'start a virtual machine with a scheduled task '.

  $task. Enabled = $true

  $task. Name = 'Virtual Machine market '.

  $task. Programmer = $scheduler

  $scheduledTaskManager.CreateScheduledTask ($vmView.MoRef, $task)

  The following script should do the trick.

  $csvName = 
  $tgtDatastore = 
  $emailAddr = 
  $startTime =                   # Ex [Datetime]"10/21/2009 20:00"
  $startInterval = 
  
  $si = get-view ServiceInstance
  $scheduledTaskManager = Get-View $si.Content.ScheduledTaskManager
  
  $offset = 0
  Import-Csv $csvName | % {
       $vm = Get-View -ViewType VirtualMachine -Filter @{"Name"=$_.VMname}
  
       $spec = New-Object VMware.Vim.ScheduledTaskSpec
       $spec.Name = "svMotion " + $_.VMname
       $spec.Description = "Migrate " + $_.VMname + " to " + $tgtDatastore
       $spec.Enabled = $true
       $spec.Notification = $emailAddr
       $spec.Scheduler = New-Object VMware.Vim.OnceTaskScheduler
       $spec.Scheduler.runat = $startTime.AddMinutes($offset)
       $offset += $startInterval
       $spec.Action = New-Object VMware.Vim.MethodAction
       $spec.Action.Name = "RelocateVM_Task"
  
       $arg1 = New-Object VMware.Vim.MethodActionArgument
       $arg1.Value = New-Object VMware.Vim.VirtualMachineRelocateSpec
       $arg1.Value.datastore = (Get-Datastore $tgtDatastore | Get-View).MoRef
        $arg1.Value.pool = $vm.ResourcePool
        $arg1.Value.host = $vm.Runtime.Host
  
       $spec.Action.Argument += $arg1
       $arg2 = New-Object VMware.Vim.MethodActionArgument
       $arg2.Value = [http://VMware.Vim.VirtualMachineMovePriority|http://VMware.Vim.VirtualMachineMovePriority]"defaultPriority"
       $spec.Action.Argument += $arg2
  
       $scheduledTaskManager.CreateScheduledTask($vm.MoRef, $spec)
  }
  

  Although the scheduled task will trigger a svMotion, CreateScheduledTask method seems still need a host and resourepool MoRef in VirtualMachineRelocateSpec argument.

• Why the following command cannot run correctly?

  Why the following command cannot run correctly?
  

  SQL> exec DBMS_SPM.EVOLVE_SQL_PLAN_BASELINE;
  BEGIN DBMS_SPM.EVOLVE_SQL_PLAN_BASELINE; END;
  
        *
  ERROR at line 1:
  ORA-06550: line 1, column 7:
  PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to
  'EVOLVE_SQL_PLAN_BASELINE'
  ORA-06550: line 1, column 7:
  PL/SQL: Statement ignored

  Because it is a FUNCTION and not a PROCEDURE.

  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/B28359_01/AppDev.111/b28419/d_spm.htm#CACEBBEI

• Why the partitioned table cannot create?

  Why the partitioned table cannot successfully create?

  SQL> create table hr.gps_log_his
    2  (id number,
    3  name varchar2(10),
    4  time date)
    5  tablespace ts_log_his
    6  PARTITION BY RANGE (TIME)
    7  (PARTITION udp_part2009110707 VALUES LESS THAN (TO_DATE('2009110708','yyyymmddhh24')),
    8  PARTITION udp_part2009110708 VALUES LESS THAN (TO_DATE('2009110709','yyyymmddhh24')),
    9  PARTITION udp_part2009110709 VALUES LESS THAN (TO_DATE('2009110710','yyyymmddhh24')),
   10  );
  )
  *
  Error in line 10:
  ORA-14004: Missing PARTITION key word.

  Hello

  Your problem is the comma ending line 9. Delete this.

  Concerning
  Peter

• Status of the scheduled task

  Hello
  
  In our current setup, we need trigger report of the editor on the completion of an external task.
  
  We use the Editor (ScheduleRequest) web services to start the generation of report and then to an FTP server.
  
  However, we must now trigger another task based on completion of the scheduled task from the Publisher.
  
  ScheduleRequest returns the job ID.
  
  1. How will I know the status of the current job and if the task succeeded or failed?
  
  Thank you
  Sheela

  To get the status use the operation getScheduledReportStatusRequest with parameters
  -scheduledJobID
  -user name
  -password

  He'll be back
  -jobId
  -the State of the job application jobStatus. Possible values are: 'Done', 'Error', 'Running', 'Regular', 'Hanging', 'unknown '.
  -message

• Why the driver file cannot be "x 86"?

  There is a strange problem for a driver: the driver file cannot be "x 86" under windows XP.

  I have a driver, the driver started the "i386" folder files and I can install the driver successfully.
  can I change the name of folder name to "i386" to "x 86". When I try to install the drver, a message box pop up to tell me "xxxx necessary file", installation failure
  and I can confirm also that any driver so its files to 'x 86' folder, it will be impossible to install. If I changed his name to another name of folder except "x 86", the driver will be installed successfully.
  Why? The folder name is "x 86" is a reserved name for the driver under windows xp? any document referred to this problem?

  Hello chyao,.

  Thank you for visiting the Microsoft answers community.

  If I understand what you're asking, you try to rename the folder i386 for x 86?

  i386 is a folder used by windows (one copy installation files) and cannot be changed to raise the questions you had. The file has not to be present for Windows runs correctly, but before maintenance and repair, it is used. In your case Windows was looking for a driver in the i386 folder.

  Hope this helps Chris.H
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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