scheduled-tasks

问题 I have Win XP os and XAMPP installed in my machine. I need to execute my event/scheduler at 12:00:00 AM of First day of every month. Means 1st of every month. (e.g. jan 1st, Feb1 1st, March 1st, ... ). And I also need to call the stored procedure in the same event. And I want achieve all this using Event/Job only not from front end. Please spend few minutes for my query. 回答1: The MySQL event syntax is very simple - DELIMITER $$ CREATE EVENT event1 ON SCHEDULE EVERY '1' MONTH STARTS '2011-05

问题 I've got a script that's I want to run as a scheduled task, but it's not doing the thing it's supposed to. I'm trying to call an executable with Start-Process and the -Wait switch before continuing. Line is Start-Process -FilePath "C:\Pfx Engagement\Admin\Utilities\Backup Restore\BackupRestoreUtil.exe" -ArgumentList "/f "$backup_directory "" -Wait If I call it from a command prompt, ie: powershell .\script.ps1 it works. It runs the command and waits for it to finish before moving on. There's

问题 I want to run some of my apps code every night in some sort of task or scheduler. Is there any build in functionality in the framework? If not, whats an easy 3rd party framework to get scheduling? Thanks 回答1: You can create a console application and run it as a scheduled task. Alternatively you could look at using Quartz.Net which is a port of the Java Quartz, a framework for scheduling jobs. Either way your finished product will likely be a console application that is scheduled to run with

问题 Question: I have an ASP.NET application which creates temporary PDF files (for the user to download). Now, many users over many days can create many PDFs, which take much disk space. What's the best way to schedule deletion of files older than 1 day/ 8 hours ? Preferably in the asp.net application itselfs... 回答1: For each temporary file that you need to create, make a note of the filename in the session: // create temporary file: string fileName = System.IO.Path.GetTempFileName(); Session

问题 Run a batch file from Task Scheduler is not working with a java command inside the .bat file. If I run the .bat file manually its working good. Here is the simple .bat file I'm trying to schedule set JAVA_HOME=C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jdk1.6.0_24; set CMD= "%JAVA_HOME%\bin\java" -version echo %CMD% %CMD% 回答1: When you type batchfile.bat on the command line, you are telling cmd.exe to read the file and execute each line it finds in it. When you double-click on your batch file in explorer,

问题 I'm deploying a C# application using the Setup Wizard project in Visual Studio 2008. What is the simplest way for me to have Windows schedule my application to run at regular intervals (e.g. every 8 hours)? I prefer if this scheduling would happen during the application's installation to simplify setup for the end-user. Thanks! 回答1: Scheduled task is your way to go. Take a look at this page for how to setup the task with a script. 回答2: This took some putting together for me, so here's

问题 How can I execute an action (maybe an Intent) on every specified time (e.g. Every day on 5AM)? It has to stay after device reboots, similar to how cron works. I am not sure if I can use AlarmManager for this, or can I? 回答1: If you want it to stay after the device reboots, you have to schedule the alarm after the device reboots. You will need to have the RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED permission in your AndroidManifest.xml <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED" /> A

问题 I'm writing a a very small daemon that must remain responsive even when a system is under severe stress. I'm looking at the differences between SCHED_FIFO and SCHED_RR in regards to scheduling, as well as trying to determine a sensible priority. Which scheduler would be appropriate for a small but critical monitoring daemon, what priority would be reasonably safe? I'm still coming up a little fuzzy when trying to understand the differences between the two. My program is allocating under 3k

问题 I have seen references online that state that 'Scheduled Tasks' in Windows are stored in %SystemRoot%\Tasks , which I think usually equates to C:\Windows\Tasks . However, I observe that while that folder exists on my Windows 7 system, Scheduled tasks doesn't use it. My system appears to use, C:\Windows\System32\Tasks . I have studied the Environment variables and there doesn't seem to be anything related to Scheduled Tasks there. How do I discover which folder is used for Scheduled tasks? 回答1

问题 I have seen references online that state that 'Scheduled Tasks' in Windows are stored in %SystemRoot%\Tasks , which I think usually equates to C:\Windows\Tasks . However, I observe that while that folder exists on my Windows 7 system, Scheduled tasks doesn't use it. My system appears to use, C:\Windows\System32\Tasks . I have studied the Environment variables and there doesn't seem to be anything related to Scheduled Tasks there. How do I discover which folder is used for Scheduled tasks? 回答1