Never
assume that the task will run based on a
PATH
environment variable because you can??™t guarantee
the user will have the environment variable defined. You can also specify any command line
arguments that the task requires. Enclose tasks with spaces in quotes.
/ST
starttime
Specifies the time that you want the task to run. The time format is
HH:MM:SS (24-hour time). Don??™t use a 12-hour time format that includes AM and PM. The
default setting is the current time.
/SD
startdate
Specifies the first date on which to run the task. The date format is mm/dd/
yyyy. Always include a 4-digit year. The default setting is the current day.
/ED
enddate
Specifies the last date that you want to run the task. The date format is mm/dd/
yyyy. Always include a 4-digit year. The default is not to use an end time, so the task continues
to run indefinitely.
/RI
interval
Specifies the repetition interval of the task in minutes. You can??™t use this feature
with schedule types of MINUTE, HOURLY, ONSTART, ONLOGON, ONIDLE, and
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ONEVENT. The valid range for this argument is 1 to 599,940 minutes. If you specify either the
/ET
or
/DE
command line arguments, then the default interval is 10 minutes.
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