Batch Language Reference (At)

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At  (External)

Syntax
AT [\\<computername>] [ [<id>] [/DELETE] | /DELETE [/YES]] <time> [/INTERACTIVE] [ /EVERY:<day>[,...] | /NEXT:<day>[,...]] "<command>"

Parameters
computername = specify to execute the AT command on a remote computer

id = sequential number assigned to each job for identification purposes

/delete = cancels a scheduled job. If no id value is specified, all jobs are deleted

/yes = used with /delete to supress confirmation message

time = the time to run the command as hh:mm

/interactive = allows the job to interact with the desktop of the current user

/every: = runs the command every day(s) of the week or month. By default, dd=today

/next: = runs the command on the next occurrence of the specified day. By defualt, dd=today

command = the command to run.

Description
Schedules commands and programs to run on a computer at a specified time and date

Remarks
Note: if the path to the specified command includes spaces, put double quotation marks around the path. For example: "C:\Program Files\Program\Executable Name.exe"

Days are specified in the format:

Monday = m
Tuesday = t
Wednesday = w
Thursday = th
Friday = f
Saturday = s
Sunday = su

You may also specify the day of the month to be scheduled. For example 10 would be the 10th of each month.


 
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