Hi all, I am trying to run a script (for ex: <Appian_Home>\\cleanup.b

@patty.phonemany, Thanks a lot for the quick response and suggestions. Are you sure regarding this? Because I want to run the maintenance of the server like an application by providing a good UI. And Currently We are working on Appian 7.x. Does this matter? Prior to this post, I have already worked in the way you suggested. What I did was, I provided the cleanup.bat file as an input to task scheduler and configured the parameters in such a way that the backup will be stored in a folder. When the scheduler was run, in the history of the task scheduler I saw the output of the task as success but I didn't saw any output i.e. I didn't see any backup files in the target folder. The same script, when I ran it from command prompt, I was able to see the backup files in the target folder. Am I doing any mistake?

@patty.phonemany, Thanks a lot for the quick response and suggestions. Are you sure regarding this? Because I want to run the maintenance of the server like an application by providing a good UI. And Currently We are working on Appian 7.x. Does this matter? Prior to this post, I have already worked in the way you suggested. What I did was, I provided the cleanup.bat file as an input to task scheduler and configured the parameters in such a way that the backup will be stored in a folder. When the scheduler was run, in the history of the task scheduler I saw the output of the task as success but I didn't saw any output i.e. I didn't see any backup files in the target folder. The same script, when I ran it from command prompt, I was able to see the backup files in the target folder. Am I doing any mistake?