Hi there,

This might be a solution.

If it is just a script, have a look at the crontab files to see if the script has been scheduled at some point.

For Solaris I understand there are two crontabs - one for users: /var/spool/cron/crontabs

and one for the system: /etc/crontab.

If it is a scheduled script the path to the script should be listed next to the execution time.

If it is a script and not something that an application is doing you can remove the script from the system.

1: remove the appropriate line from the crontab file using vi on the Solaris system. This will stop the script being executed at specific times.

This should leave the script unused.

If you want to remove the script use:

rm /path/to/file/filename.

I hope that this is of some help

Cheers

Craig