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Schedule Manager Tell commands
You can use Tell commands with Schedule Manager.

Table 1. Tell commands

Command Result

Tell Sched Stats Displays totals of reservations and appointments in the free time database.

Tell Sched Show username Displays the specified user's schedule on the server console. Use this command to investigate problems in the free time database.

Tell Sched Check Immediately checks the data in a free time database on a server.
Checking can take some time. Issue this command at all servers where mail files have been removed to ensure that old free time information is removed from the free time database on the server. This command will also correct missed changes and prune entries that no longer appear on a users Calendar.

Tell Sched Check username Checks the information in the free time database for the specified user. This command is faster than using the Tell Sched Check command because it allows you to check the data for an individual user, rather than checking all of the busytime data for all users on the server.

Tell Sched Validate Validates that those users who are in the busytime database belong there and that their mail file is monitored for changes to their Calendar. Users who are not validated may find that their busytime record is removed or no longer updated (in the case of a clustermate change).
Don't use this command when you add a new user. The Administration process creates Person documents for users in the DominoŽ Directory before creating their mail file on their mail server. Schedule Manager automatically picks up new users' mail files when it starts up or when it does its 2:00 AM rescan of the server.

Tell Sched Validate username Validates that the user in the busytime database on the server belongs there and that their mail file is monitored for any changes to their Calendar. If the user is not validated then they may find that their busytime record removed or no longer updated (in the case of a clustermate change).
This command is faster than using the Tell Sched Validate command because it allows you to validate individual users, rather than validating all of the users on the server.

Tell Sched Quit Stops the Schedule Manager task on a server.

Related concepts
Using a console to send commands to a server

Related reference
Tell
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Command	Result
Tell Sched Stats	Displays totals of reservations and appointments in the free time database.
Tell Sched Show username	Displays the specified user's schedule on the server console. Use this command to investigate problems in the free time database.
Tell Sched Check	Immediately checks the data in a free time database on a server. Checking can take some time. Issue this command at all servers where mail files have been removed to ensure that old free time information is removed from the free time database on the server. This command will also correct missed changes and prune entries that no longer appear on a users Calendar.
Tell Sched Check username	Checks the information in the free time database for the specified user. This command is faster than using the Tell Sched Check command because it allows you to check the data for an individual user, rather than checking all of the busytime data for all users on the server.
Tell Sched Validate	Validates that those users who are in the busytime database belong there and that their mail file is monitored for changes to their Calendar. Users who are not validated may find that their busytime record is removed or no longer updated (in the case of a clustermate change). Don't use this command when you add a new user. The Administration process creates Person documents for users in the DominoŽ Directory before creating their mail file on their mail server. Schedule Manager automatically picks up new users' mail files when it starts up or when it does its 2:00 AM rescan of the server.
Tell Sched Validate username	Validates that the user in the busytime database on the server belongs there and that their mail file is monitored for any changes to their Calendar. If the user is not validated then they may find that their busytime record removed or no longer updated (in the case of a clustermate change). This command is faster than using the Tell Sched Validate command because it allows you to validate individual users, rather than validating all of the users on the server.
Tell Sched Quit	Stops the Schedule Manager task on a server.