From: John Braner on
On 31/03/2010 17:26, Glennbo wrote:
> For those of you who use batch files to run tasks like I do, you might
> find the following useful. This example I found lets you test for the
> day of the week, so you can selectively kick off tasks, only if on the
> day of the week you want them to be run on. Enjoy!
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------
> @echo off
>
> for /f %%a in ('date /t') do set DAY=%%a
> if %DAY%==Mon goto :mon
> if %DAY%==Tue goto :tue
> if %DAY%==Wed goto :wed
> if %DAY%==Thu goto :thu
> if %DAY%==Fri goto :fri
> if %DAY%==Sat goto :sat
> if %DAY%==Sun goto :sun
>
> :mon
> :: put your processing here
> echo %day%
> pause
> exit
>
> :tue
> :: put your processing here
> echo %day%
> pause
> exit
>
> :wed
> :: put your processing here
> echo %day%
> pause
> exit
>
> :thu
> :: put your processing here
> echo %day%
> pause
> exit
>
> :fri
> :: put your processing here
> echo %day%
> pause
> exit
>
> :sat
> :: put your processing here
> echo %day%
> pause
> exit
>
> :sun
> :: put your processing here
> echo %day%
> pause
> exit
>

That's really cool. I use batch files - but I just run them when I click on them (no matter what day
it is) ;-)

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From: Steve_Karl on

"Glennbo" <vdrumsYourHeadFromYourAss(a)cox.net> wrote in message news:Xns9D4C745816200BrownShoesDontMakeIt(a)81.169.183.62...
>
> For those of you who use batch files

Thanks,

Stored for future just in case.

SK


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Good name for a band ;)

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