We have a Unix script we are using to parse log files. It runs on Windows using the MKS Toolkit. Any time I try to schedule it returns the message, "Create Process Failed. Return code: 2 - The system cannot find the file specified. If I try using one of the Unix Automation commands, it says, "Remote Access Error: Not connected to remote host." It should be running locally through the MKS Toolkit. What am I missing?

Check your environment variables. Make sure that MKS specific variables are setup as system-level variables not as account-level variables.
When a program is run from 24x7 (or any any process) it inherits environment settings of the parent process.

: We have a Unix script we are using to parse log files. It runs on Windows
: using the MKS Toolkit. Any time I try to schedule it returns the message,
: "Create Process Failed. Return code: 2 - The system cannot find the
: file specified. If I try using one of the Unix Automation commands, it
: says, "Remote Access Error: Not connected to remote host." It
: should be running locally through the MKS Toolkit. What am I missing?

I discovered I can run it from a DOS batch file just fine and that's working so far.

: Check your environment variables. Make sure that MKS specific variables are
: setup as system-level variables not as account-level variables.
: When a program is run from 24x7 (or any any process) it inherits environment
: settings of the parent process.