Re: Dos AT command
Do you have the full path to xcopy in your batch file?
Louis
"monorato" <monorato@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I have mapped a drive on my local computer to a file server. I created a
batch file to copy files from the server onto the local machine. If I type
in
the name of the batch file at a command prompt it executes correctly. I
now
want it to run at night. I have tried the AT command on both Windows 2000
and
XP with no success. Here is an example of what I have entered:
AT 1:30am /every:monday c:\mon.bat /s /e /h /y
When I come in the next morning, nothing has copied. Can someone please
help.
.
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