Time limiter for command line programs

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Is there a way of limiting the execution time for a command line
program, as well as any additional resources?

There is a command in Unix named ulimit and I want to know whether
Windows has something similar or whether it is built in the CMD.EXE
already.

Regards

My
 
"My Deja" said in news:[email protected]:
Is there a way of limiting the execution time for a command line
program, as well as any additional resources?

There is a command in Unix named ulimit and I want to know whether
Windows has something similar or whether it is built in the CMD.EXE
already.

Regards

My
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Don't myself know of one. You could define an event in Task Scheduler
with the property of stopping the job if it doesn't complete in N hours
and/or minutes. You could then schedule it or manually run it now.
 
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