Hi,

 

I have a stand-alone 2003 server that shares a access database on the

network. The backup job for the database fails once in awhile because

end user left their database open during the night. I am trying to

schedule the net stop server command to disconnect the user from the

server during the backup schedule. However, the command will prompt for

confirmation if it sees any connection made to the server. This happens

when I use net session /delete. Can someone advice if I can force the

disconnection without any prompting? Or is there any better approach for

this problem?

 

Thanks

You may need to give /y, for example NET SESSION /DELETE /y.

 

Bob Lin, MS-MVP, MCSE & CNE

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Hi,

 

I have a stand-alone 2003 server that shares a access database on the

network. The backup job for the database fails once in awhile because

end user left their database open during the night. I am trying to

schedule the net stop server command to disconnect the user from the

server during the backup schedule. However, the command will prompt for

confirmation if it sees any connection made to the server. This happens

when I use net session /delete. Can someone advice if I can force the

disconnection without any prompting? Or is there any better approach for

this problem?

 

Thanks