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Running a script
I know you guys are going for "simple" above all other things with this product (that's a different topic for a different day), but I think you really need a little more functionality here. This product could really use an option to fire off a script after job completion (unless there is a way to do this that I'm missing). Also, the options for scheduling are not robust enough. Why can't I schedule a job for once a week instead of nightly? (I really HATE the way the whole IT industry is moving to a philosophy of fisher-price interfaces for idiots.)
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Re: Running a script
Hi PSI-INDY,
You can do both via scripting actually. Trigger the backup to start via cmd any time you like and then add to your custom backup scrip a post job activity. Check this Help Center article how to start a backup via cmd - you can use any custom scripting around this option.
You can do both via scripting actually. Trigger the backup to start via cmd any time you like and then add to your custom backup scrip a post job activity. Check this Help Center article how to start a backup via cmd - you can use any custom scripting around this option.
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