The AT command allows you to schedule tasks from the command line. The basic syntax of the AT command is as follows :
AT \ remote ID / PARAMETERS " fullpath "
Here, remote is an optional name of a remote system on which to control tasks; ID specifies a task ID to modify; and fullpath is the complete path and file name of the item to schedule. Table 2 lists the available parameters.
Parameter | Description |
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/DELETE | Removes a scheduled job. |
/EVERY: x | Recurrently runs the command on the specified day ( x ). |
/INTERACTIVE | Sets the job to interact with the desktop. This switch must be set if you want the user to have any interactivity with the scheduled task. |
/ NEXT : x | Runs the command on the next specified date ( x ). |
/YES | Combined with /DELETE , suppresses all jobs cancellation prompt. |