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Batch script that deletes the Scheduled tasks does not delete the task in "AT".

Asked by bsharath in Programming Languages, Scripting Languages, Windows Batch Scripting

Tags: Script, Bat, vbs

Hi,

Batch script that deletes the Scheduled tasks does not delete the task in "AT".
Actuall what it does is perfect.
 If /i "!taskname:~0,2!"=="AT" call :DeleteTask "!taskname!"
I want any scheduled task to be delted that starts with "AT" and any data
"AT0" or "AT1" or :AT 0" and so on.

Regards
Sharath 
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Rem @echo off
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
::set rpt=c:\TaskReport.txt
:: Set To UNC
set rpt=\\sophos\InterChk\TaskReport.txt
 
 
:: change the ECHO pipe from >> to > to start log over from scratch each time
echo ===========
echo.
echo Task Report for %Date% >>%rpt%
 
set TaskNOTToDelete=Infected scan
 
set pc=%COMPUTERNAME%
ping %pc% -n 1 >nul
if errorlevel 1 (
  echo Could not connect to %pc% >>%rpt%
  goto :eof
)
echo Checking %pc% >>%rpt%
for /f "tokens=1,*" %%s in ('schtasks /query /fo list^|find /i "TaskName:"') do (
  set taskname=%%t
  echo.     Evaluating %%s %%t>>%rpt%
  If /i "!taskname!"=="%TaskNOTToDelete%" goto :eof
  If /i "!taskname:~0,2!"=="AT" call :DeleteTask "!taskname!"
  If /i "!taskname!"=="Infected Scan [0]" call :DeleteTask "!taskname!"
  If /i "!taskname!"=="Daily" call :DeleteTask "!taskname!"
)
echo. =========== >>%rpt%
goto :eof
 
:DeleteTask
echo.     Removing %1 from %pc% on %DATE% at %TIME% >>%rpt%
schtasks /delete /tn %1 /f
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