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Plz help with "at" command in Windows Vista command line?
c:\> at hh:mm cmd /c java c:\test1 ^> c:\...\desktop\output.txt just puts a blank text file on my desktop. However the exact same line without the at hh:mm will run the java program and redirect the output to my desktop just fine.
To make life easier I put the class file on the root directory.
Can someone please help me figure out why, when the java class file is interpreted directly from the command line the output is redirected just fine but when it's scheduled using the at command the output seems to disappear into a black hole. More importantly how do I get the java program to run and send the output to a text file at a scheduled time from the command line using the at command?
If it's any help when I schedule it to "type" or "dir" that redirects the output just fine.
4 Answers
- AnalProgrammerLv 79 years agoFavourite answer
Here is a link to the documentation with examples.
Perhaps your command should be in quotes.
Have fun.
Source(s): http://www.computerhope.com/at.htm - James BondLv 79 years ago
It is not the answer for your question directly.
You can let that Java program to explicitly take filename along the commandline and open the file and write content into it
- Anonymous5 years ago
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