RE: Windohs - monthly at job

Thanks but I am not interested in winat, it relies on AT.

I have the resource kit.

In my opinion the problem is AT, not the interface.

Patrice.

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Attached is the GUI program to schedule jobs in Windows env. May be useful for you.

(See attached file: WINAT.EXE)

                                                                           
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Yes, for fun.

Three years ago I found a freeware utility called.... crontab for Windows.

Works well, I don't use AT anymore.

Especially when one autumn morning after the time jumped back an hour, I noticed that two AT backup jobs had failed to start.

That was on NT Server 4.

Patrice.

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Just for fun right?!?

Actually years ago I wrote a C++ program which took the current time and added fifteen minutes to it and submitted the at command. At the end of each batch file which I wanted to run every fifteen minutes I would add a line calling the C++ program passing the name of my program for the parameter ( atplus15 "c:\myJob.bat"). It's crude but has working for years now. I'm sure the Perl gurus here could probably whip something up similiar
if they wanted to.

--Jeff

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at  06:00 /every:M C:\myJob.bat
at  06:15 /every:M C:\myJob.bat
at  06:30 /every:M C:\myJob.bat
at  06:45 /every:M C:\myJob.bat

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