(thx to Senthil)
Ever thought on how to schedule a job to execute at regular intervals on MS-Windows NT/2000 like Cronjob in unix. Windows scheduler is there for the GUI-dependents, but is there a soul-renderer for the command liners??
10 marks to Griffindors (????) for guessing it right. The answer is YES.
-- To Add job to scheduling queue --
For eg : To Run batch job program iyo.BAT at 02H00 every Sunday morning
AT 02:00 /EVERY:SUNDAY "C:\BATCH\iyo.BAT"
-- To List jobs in scheduling queue --
AT
-- To Remove all jobs from scheduling queue --
AT /DELETE /YES
Dont forget that the AT command does not utilize the PATH environment variable, but uses absolute path name to the batch file and other commands