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Doing a command at a scheduled time
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timeguy
Mar 15, 2014, 1:55:58 PM3/15/14
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I want to run a command in 4dos at a scheduled time. I could do a loop
that tests current time. Has anyone any other suggestions?
Stan Brown
Mar 15, 2014, 3:53:23 PM3/15/14
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On 15 Mar 2014 17:55:58 GMT, Time guy wrote:
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> I want to run a command in 4dos at a scheduled time. I could do a loop
> that tests current time. Has anyone any other suggestions?
Which shell are you using? I don't see anything in TCC that would do
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> I want to run a command in 4dos at a scheduled time. I could do a loop
> that tests current time. Has anyone any other suggestions?
that.
Assuming your underlying operating system is Windows, it's probably
most efficient to use Task Scheduler to kick off a batch file.
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