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Does the service account for that service ha rights? Do you use a call statement or do you just write the name of the batchfile? I think you do not need a call statement you mentioned it. Is the owner of the job sa. This is normal today. The job cannot answer any questions like there are open files are you sure etc. Is there a windows firewall involved? My gotcha was: I tried to do more than one thing in the job. Rename one thing with one job. Rename another thing with another job.
Don't do more than one thing with each job. Sounds stupid I know, but you should do it anyway for troubleshooting purpose. Keep it simple then enter a real command. I am very sorry it does not work like it did before when it was top-of-the-line. Troubleshoot your task by running as the same user that your task is set up for. There may be some difference in the path, environment variables or permissions which are causing problems.
Also, the return code of 0x1 from a batch program is just reflecting the return code of the last command issued in the batch program before it terminated. For some programs, 0x1 is an error.
For others, it's just a return code -- check the documentation for the particular command. Once you know which command is returning the 1, you can check the documentation for that command to see how to address it. Once you have it running properly in a CMD window running as the same user you intend to schedule it as , then you can move on to running it as a scheduled task. Perhaps you could clarify what the nature of the batch program is to help us answer why it's failing to run as a task.
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