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every 30 seconds?<br />
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Schedule two jobs running the same task - offset them by 30 seconds...<br />
Will that work for you?
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every 30 seconds?

Schedule two jobs running the same task - offset them by 30 seconds...
Will that work for you?

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like:<br />
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schtasks /create /ru system /sc minute /st 09:00:00 /tn Run1 /tr &quot;your task.exe&quot;<br />
schtasks /create /ru system /sc minute /st 09:00:30 /tn Run2 /tr &quot;your task.exe&quot;
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like:

schtasks /create /ru system /sc minute /st 09:00:00 /tn Run1 /tr "your task.exe"
schtasks /create /ru system /sc minute /st 09:00:30 /tn Run2 /tr "your task.exe"

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I am running windows 2000, is there a sleep function for w2k
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I am running windows 2000, is there a sleep function for w2k

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You can download the sleep function, or you can fudge it using<br />
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ping 127.0.0.1 -n 30<br />
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which is nearly equivalent to a 30 second delay.
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You can download the sleep function, or you can fudge it using

ping 127.0.0.1 -n 30

which is nearly equivalent to a 30 second delay.

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redirect it to null to hide the output<br />
<br />
ping 127.0.0.1 -n 30 &gt;&nbsp;nul
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redirect it to null to hide the output

ping 127.0.0.1 -n 30 > nul

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I need a bat file to run over 30 seconds. &nbsp;With scheduler I can only schedule every 60 secons and soon.exe won't work for me for less than 70 seconds.<br />
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Anyone have any thoughts?
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I need a bat file to run over 30 seconds.  With scheduler I can only schedule every 60 secons and soon.exe won't work for me for less than 70 seconds.

Anyone have any thoughts?

Schdule bat file for less than 60 seconds

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