Deleting an at job

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Guest

I know at command is obsolete, but it is still the only way which works for
me for scheduling jobs. However, I have trouble deleting a specific job.

I schedule some jobs using at command of dos.
When I type at, it shows me


C:\Documents and Settings\admin_Pmehrotr>at
Status ID Day Time Command Line
------------------------------­------------------------------­-------------------
1 Each M T W Th F S Su 12:00 PM cmd.exe /C
"e:\oracle\dev\prod
uct\10.1.0\admin\itgdev\script­s\myaddon\expdp.bat >>
c:\temp\atlog_expdp.txt"


Now when I want to delete this job:


at 1 /delete


I get a message job id does not exist, why? How I can remove a job so
it does not run through the scheduler.


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D

Dave Patrick

You can delete it from;

%systemroot%\tasks\

folder. Look for files named AT*

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:
|I know at command is obsolete, but it is still the only way which works
for
| me for scheduling jobs. However, I have trouble deleting a specific job.
|
| I schedule some jobs using at command of dos.
| When I type at, it shows me
|
|
| C:\Documents and Settings\admin_Pmehrotr>at
| Status ID Day Time Command Line
| ------------------------------­------------------------------­-------------------
| 1 Each M T W Th F S Su 12:00 PM cmd.exe /C
| "e:\oracle\dev\prod
| uct\10.1.0\admin\itgdev\script­s\myaddon\expdp.bat >>
| c:\temp\atlog_expdp.txt"
|
|
| Now when I want to delete this job:
|
|
| at 1 /delete
|
|
| I get a message job id does not exist, why? How I can remove a job so
| it does not run through the scheduler.
|
|
| Prem
|
|
|
 
G

Guest

Dave:

Thanks. Yes, that is one way of deleting. However, documented at /delete
method never works for me.

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