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Thanks! I suspected this, but was not certain.
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Thanks! I suspected this, but was not certain.

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Hi All<br />
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Thanks for any guidance you can provide.<br />
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I'd like to automate a robocopy job in Windows 7, and have discovered that a the /RH xxxx-xxxx flag can be used to pause the job until an appointed time. &nbsp;I've tested a script using this and it works like a charm.<br />
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But It is unclear to me whether this job is persistent, between restarts, whether it is persistent daily until a restart, or if it is just a one-time script.<br />
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I would like to ensure that this job is executed as such every day. &nbsp;If need be, I'll put it on the scheduler if necessary, but need to know how the /RH works in this respect.<br />
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What would you recommend?<br />
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Thanks.
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Hi All

Thanks for any guidance you can provide.

I'd like to automate a robocopy job in Windows 7, and have discovered that a the /RH xxxx-xxxx flag can be used to pause the job until an appointed time.  I've tested a script using this and it works like a charm.

But It is unclear to me whether this job is persistent, between restarts, whether it is persistent daily until a restart, or if it is just a one-time script.

I would like to ensure that this job is executed as such every day.  If need be, I'll put it on the scheduler if necessary, but need to know how the /RH works in this respect.

What would you recommend?

Thanks.

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