Scheduler question

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Madhu Gopinathan

Hi,
Can I leverage the windows scheduler within a process to do stuff like
triggering events, creating threads etc.?

What I mean is that I want a thread to execute or an event to be set
peridocally. I do not wish to actually create scheduled jobs for these.
Rather I would like one process that does lots of things periodically. Is
there a reusable part of the scheduler components that I can use to achieve
this?

Thanks,
Madhu
 
Madhu said:
Hi,
Can I leverage the windows scheduler within a process to do stuff like
triggering events, creating threads etc.?

What I mean is that I want a thread to execute or an event to be set
peridocally. I do not wish to actually create scheduled jobs for these.
Rather I would like one process that does lots of things periodically. Is
there a reusable part of the scheduler components that I can use to achieve
this?

Thanks,
Madhu
Is the at command an option for you?

Ian
 
No nothing native like that.

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:
| Hi,
| Can I leverage the windows scheduler within a process to do stuff like
| triggering events, creating threads etc.?
|
| What I mean is that I want a thread to execute or an event to be set
| peridocally. I do not wish to actually create scheduled jobs for these.
| Rather I would like one process that does lots of things periodically. Is
| there a reusable part of the scheduler components that I can use to
achieve
| this?
|
| Thanks,
| Madhu
|
|
 

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