how to use powershell to do a SVN subversion commit on a file or directory recursively with Windows Task Scheduler

Hi,

I managed to run a very simple powershell commands using the the Windows Task Scheduler. This works:

$Today = [string]::Format( "{0:dd-MM-yyyy-hh-mm-ss}", [datetime]::Now.Date )
$Today | Out-File F:\Downloads\Computing\Development\NotesPlus_v03\trunk\Computer\Windows\BatchFiles\testpowershell.txt

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But when I try to do a commit using the svn command it doesn't work:

$SVNExe = "C:\Program Files\SlikSvn\bin\svn.exe"
$SVNURL = "F:\Downloads\Computing\Development\NotesPlus_v03\trunk\2015.txt"
& $SVNExe commit $SVNURL -m 'powershell task scheduled"

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I'm a total newbie to powershell.

BTW, I tried using some batch commands and can do some basic xcopy with a testxcopy.bat file from the Windows Tasks Scheduler but when I try this:

svn.exe commit "F:\Downloads\Computing\Development\NotesPlus_v03\trunk\" -m "command line task scheduled" --no-auth-cache --non-interactive /closeonend:2

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It doesn't work either. Been searching on forums and stackexchange but can't get anything to work. Has anyone done this successfully. I just have the SVN server on my windows 7 local dev machine. BTW, I ran this:

svn.exe commit "F:\Downloads\Computing\Development\NotesPlus_v03\trunk\" -m "command line task scheduled"

and it works form the command line. I tried the batch commands without the --no-auth-cache and --non-interactive switches too.

Much thanks and blessings<><