>>I have a stupid little program that scans some directories for files with a given extension, parses those files and builds a small table with some of the extracted data.
>>It works as expected but when I try to schedule it using AT on NT. If I schedule it with AT, the program starts and stops without doing anything. Th program has no fancy windows or error messages or anything that could be called user interface. Any ideas ?
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>When a program runs through the AT command, it runs under the SYSTEM user, so first make sure that this user has rights to the directories you are scanning.
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>Next, it will be run in the \WinNT\System32 directory, so make sure your program does switch to the right directory.
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PART II
There is a strange thing: AT will not run on a mapped drive. If I run the program to, say, c:\files\htmlfiles all goes well. If instead I share htmlfiles and do a net use l: \\wks\htmlfiles and then try to run the program on L: nothing happens. The program does not run. Both, the shared directory and the mapped drive are on the local machine: wat's the difference?

TIA