Scheduling task with AT

[Srinidhi]

Hi,

I am trying to schedule a task to run every minute on my
Windows 2000 server using the AT command. From the help
for AT I notice that there is only an option to run a
command at a particular time of the day but there is no
option to repeat the task on the same day.

I can achieve the same using the Start->programs-

accessories->system tools->scheduled tasks (under

advanced options) so I hoping there is a commandline
option. Please let me know how I can schedule a task to
repeat every minute using commandline interface.

Thanks,
Srinidhi.

 

[Paul R. Sadowski]

I would think you'd run it once as a batch then have it sleep for 60 seconds
and run again.

:start
do stuff
do stuff
sleep 60
goto start

 

[Bob I]

After creating the task look in Scheduled Tasks "folder", Open the task,
Select Schedule, Click Advanced, and set it to run every minute,

 

[winter]

'soon' does this well. from the rez kit.

thx

 

[Paul R. Sadowski]

'soon' does this well. from the rez kit.

soon is a one-time task. He wants every minute.

 

[Phil Robyn [MVP]]

soon is a one-time task. He wants every minute.

=============yourfile.cmd==============
@echo off
::
:: do whatever yourfile.cmd is supposed to do
::
soon 60 %~f0 %*
============end yourfile.cmd===========

This way, yourfile.cmd will reschedule itself to run
again in 60 seconds.

Soon.exe works great with the (older) Schedule Service
(ATSVC.EXE) but not so well with the (newer) Task
Scheduler (MSTASK.EXE).

 

[Srinidhi]

Yes I could do that. But I was keeping that as my last
option. I was hoping that there is probably a AT
commandline option which is not described in help
especially when I could configure the same (task to run
every minute) using the GUI.

May be there is no such option and I should loop it with a
delay. Thanks for the suggesstion.

Srinidhi.

 

[Srinidhi]

Correct. But I want to achevie that at commandline if it
is possible.

Thanks,
Srindihi.