Providers use tasks and opcodes to logically group events. Grouping events helps consumers query for only those events that contain specific task and opcode combinations. Typically, you use tasks to identify a major component of the provider such as the networking or database component. You could then use opcodes to identify the operations that the component performs, such as the send and receive operations for a networking component. If you had only one component, you could use task to reflect a major operation in the component, such as connect or disconnect, and use opcode to reflect an activity within the operation such as reading the registry.
Sign in to vote. I have a powershell script which copies few files from one location to another. Thursday, March 17, AM. Hi RohitArora, Thanks for your post.
Best Regards, Mary Dong Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help and unmark them if they provide no help. Mary, Yes I am running it with the highest privileges. Hi RohitArora, Agree with your idea, it's more like to be the privilege problem. The user accout is the administrator? Here is the also the similar thread discussed before, you might take a look.
The issue I was having is the error code of 2 which meant not able to find the path. So by delaying it, the drive was then available. I did all these— Run it with highest privileges, using UNC, delay the start.
Still get the same problem. I can run my bat file manually outside the task scheduler successfully. Inside the task scheduler, I get message saying the task scheduler successfully finished the task with return code 2, and there is no report. Quigs Quigs 21 1 1 bronze badge. I don't agree with roeb. I have several tasks exiting with OpCode 2, and yet the logs and the results indicate that everything went ok manually verified.
In addition, different steps in the process returned different operational codes "Action started 1 , Task Completed 2 ". It took me a lot of googling to find that so hopefully this is helpful to someone. GTerry GTerry 13 5 5 bronze badges. So opcodes have little to do with success or failure. Victor Victor 21 4 4 bronze badges. I feel better seeing some documentation defining it.
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