I'm trying to use the at command rather than the standard job scheduler because some of my clients don't have the standard job scheduler. When I try to run, nothing happens. I've tried executing the command with a job log and got the log one time and I'm not sure what I did to get it. Anyway, it clears the entry from the AT schedule file every time, but it does not appear to execute the job I intended. I am trying to execute a batch file within a subdirectory on a drive other than c.
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AT command (batch job scheduler)
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