Hi Joe,



Joe Negron wrote in a message to Richard Webb...



RW> [...] If you don't want your 23:59event missed, move your other

  > event to 23:59 for end time, and start your forced maint event

  > at 00:00, and it'll run no matter what.



 JN> Well, that would require some re-working of my batch files (which use

 JN> internal 4OS2 functions to rename the log files according to the

 JN> date), but it's doable.  Thanks.



I do that on my system, as well as on my boss node.  I did, however, move 

the maintenance stuff

on the boss node to 05:00 a.m. because we're popular around midnight, it 

seems.  

We defrag, etc, as well as name logs according to date, generate reports 

with binkla which are

Then sent to all sysops, etc.  



Be sure that the event before your 23:59 event is changed to reflect that 

itstops at 24:00, or you'll have a problem,

but then start your maint event at 00:00 and it'll run as you wish,

just make it a forced event as it was before.  



Regards,



Richard





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