Possible to update a file for all w2k servers via script?

[nek]

Seasons greetings,

Platform is W2K SP4, DB2 V8.1 FP2.

A few days ago I posted the question to globally 'update db cfg' for
all servers which could be done via a script thanks to Ian and PM's
responses.

I would like to do the same to a file containing plain text that
exists on ALL W2K servers which are of identical h/w configuration.

eg. d:\file_to_be_updated.txt

Is it possible, via a script, to connect to all servers and update
this file?

Many Thanks...

[Ian]

nek wrote:

Seasons greetings,

Platform is W2K SP4, DB2 V8.1 FP2.

A few days ago I posted the question to globally 'update db cfg' for
all servers which could be done via a script thanks to Ian and PM's
responses.

I would like to do the same to a file containing plain text that
exists on ALL W2K servers which are of identical h/w configuration.

eg. d:\file_to_be_updated.txt

If you have appropriate NT authority, you should be able to:

copy file_to_be_updated.txt \\server1\d$\file_to_be_updated.txt
copy file_to_be_updated.txt \\server2\d$\file_to_be_updated.txt
....
(Note that Windows automatically creates a hidden share for each
drive on the system named C$, D$, etc)
Good luck,


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[nek]

Brilliant! I was able to update the file for most servers (failed to
update a few servers due to other reasons) in one hit!

Thank you again Ian.

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nek wrote:

Seasons greetings,

Platform is W2K SP4, DB2 V8.1 FP2.

A few days ago I posted the question to globally 'update db cfg' for
all servers which could be done via a script thanks to Ian and PM's
responses.

I would like to do the same to a file containing plain text that
exists on ALL W2K servers which are of identical h/w configuration.

eg. d:\file_to_be_updated.txt

If you have appropriate NT authority, you should be able to:

copy file_to_be_updated.txt \\server1\d$\file_to_be_updated.txt
copy file_to_be_updated.txt \\server2\d$\file_to_be_updated.txt
...
(Note that Windows automatically creates a hidden share for each
drive on the system named C$, D$, etc)
Good luck,


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