(as gav^ just said: )Check out AT in dos. Then look at "My Computer"-> "Scheduled Tasks". You can redirect to a file same as unix ( > x:\full\path\logfile 2>&1). And that's it (that's really it, you can't do much of anything else as far as I know!).
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Comment on Re: Daily script kickoff and output question
I tried and was able to schedule job but no output showed on
the DOS screen at the time the job was suppose to work.
I also tried to output it to a file and still no luck.
Anyone ever successfully schedule a job using 'at' in NT?
Anyone ever get a successful output on screen and in an output
file?