Want to run an "at" command, though have never run one for the weekend - anyone know what the abbreviations are for Saturday and Sunday?

eg:

at 18:00 /every:m,t,w,th,f "e:\dumps\fw\export_prod.cmd"
at 19:00 /every:m,t,w,th,f "c:\orant\script\stopprod.cmd"
at 06:00 /every:m,t,w,th,f "c:\orant\script\startprod.cmd"

S = Saturday
Su = Sunday

From memory. ;)

I think you can use "every" for all days as well.

Cheers

Ian

Cheers for that - using the full Saturday and Sunday worked.

at cam back with:

Status ID Day Time Command Line
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1 Each M T W Th F S Su 18:00 PM e:\dumps\fw\export_agrprod.cmd

2 Each M T W Th F 19:00 PM c:\orant\script\stopagr.cmd
3 Each M T W Th F 06:00 AM c:\orant\script\startagr.cmd


So Ian was right too!

Thanks again :)

:D

Using WinAT can be much easier:

http://www.answermonkey.net/App_WinAT.htm

Thanks for the link Chris :)

Examples:
Show directory listing (of \WINNT\SYSTEM32) every day at 9:39 PM:

AT \\MYOWNSERVER 21:39 /INTERACTIVE /EVERY:M,T,W,Th,F,S,Su CMD /C DIR


Run a backup program (no user interaction) every Saturday at 9:00 PM:

AT \\SERVER 21:00 /EVERY:S CMD /C "C:\Program Files\Tape\TapeBackup.cmd"




[Edited by ADP - 6/12/2003 3:20:59 PM]