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Headlines Experts Exchange > Questions > Task Scheduler 0x2 error Want to Advertise Here? Solved Task Scheduler 0x2 error Posted on 2015-06-02 action "c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe" with return code 2. Windows Batch Windows Server 2008 Scripting Languages 1 Verified Solution 2 Comments 1,390 Views Last Modified: 2015-06-02 Dear Experts I have a batch file to FTP a file to a remote server - this is run in Task http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-performance/scheduled-task-returns-0x2/8778cc36-9e4b-4871-9482-6cb9a7e9dce6 Manager, however it always returns a 0x2 error. If I manually run the batch file it works perfectly. Can anyone offer any suggestions? Thanks 0 Question by:grantballantyne Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Google LVL 82 Active today Best Solution byoBdA 2 is usually "file not found". Did you provide the full path to your batch file in Task Scheduler? Did you set the "Start in" path in Task Scheduler to the folder with the script? Are the https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28683848/Task-Scheduler-0x2-error.html scripts and/or Go to Solution 2 Comments LVL 29 Overall: Level 29 Windows Server 2008 12 Scripting Languages 1 Message Active today Expert Comment by:Rich Weissler2015-06-02 Check the permissions / user context under which the file is running in Task Manager. Assuming it isn't under the same permissions you are connected to the desktop, try opening up a cmd session as the other user (Control-Shift-rightclick -- 'run as different user') and see if the batch file works as expected as the other user. Could be permissions or a directory that doesn't exist in the other user context. 0 LVL 82 Overall: Level 82 Windows Batch 26 Windows Server 2008 19 Scripting Languages 16 Message Active today Accepted Solution by:oBdA2015-06-02 2 is usually "file not found". Did you provide the full path to your batch file in Task Scheduler? Did you set the "Start in" path in Task Scheduler to the folder with the script? Are the scripts and/or parts of it (config files, ftp scripts, ...) coming from a network drive, and if so ... ... did you use the UNC instead of a drive letter? ... does the account running the script have permissions to access the network resource? 0 Write Comment First Name Please enter a first name Last Name Please enter a last name Email We will n
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a perl script through Win2k scheduled tasks (daily at 10pm) and suddenly receive a "Last result code" of 0x2. This task has been working fine for months until this weekend. I can not find a listing of what code 0x2 means, does anyone have a suggestion on what it indicates or where I can find out? We have not made any changes or applied patches or sp's to the server recently so I don't believe that to be the cause. Any suggestions or help would be greatly appreciated. -Caryn CarynCondon, Feb 28, 2005 #1 Advertisements Colon Terminus Guest "CarynCondon" <> wrote in message news:... > Hi, we are trying to run a perl script through Win2k scheduled tasks (daily > at 10pm) and suddenly receive a "Last result code" of 0x2. This task has > been working fine for months until this weekend. I can not find a listing of > what code 0x2 means, does anyone have a suggestion on what it indicates or > where I can find out? > > We have not made any changes or applied patches or sp's to the server > recently so I don't believe that to be the cause. > > Any suggestions or help would be greatly appreciated. > > -Caryn > > The result code is from your script, not from the Task Scheduler. Task Scheduler is just passing thru the returncode from the script. You need to find what 0x2 means in your script. Colon Terminus, Feb 28, 2005 #2 Advertisements tlviewer Guest "CarynCondon" <> wrote in message news:... > Hi, we are trying to run a perl script through Win2k scheduled tasks (daily > at 10pm) and suddenly receive a "Last result code" of 0x2. This task has > been working fine for months until this weekend. I can not find a listing of > what code 0x2 means, does anyone have a suggestion on what it indicates or > where I can find out? > > We have not made any changes or applied patches or sp's to the server > recently so I don't believe that to be the cause. > > Any suggestions or help would be greatly appreciated. > > -Caryn If you used the normal Perl practice of allowing "die" to echo out the system messages, then error 2 translates to "file not found" your script is expecting a file that is no longer there