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... xlTypePDF,cFilePDF)       oWorkBook:SaveAs(Filename:=cFileMail, FileFormat:=52)    this exe is on a server and Windows Task scheduler run this exe every night (02.00). when I run this exe by my double click mouse that works fine but when it run by Windows Task scheduler I ...

TimStone wrote:Please look in FWH samples for schedule.prg, schedule.dbf, and schedule.dbt.

This provides you with a full running appointment scheduler/calendar using Codejock.

You can download a test version of Codejock Calendar control from their website.

OK. Thanks a lot.

Please look in FWH samples for schedule.prg, schedule.dbf, and schedule.dbt.

This provides you with a full running appointment scheduler/calendar using Codejock.

You can download a test version of Codejock Calendar control from their website.

You can do with MySql Event Scheduler.

https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en ... duler.html

Hope this will help you.

If you still find it difficult, let us know.

... file manager helps to assign the documents with drag & drop and a file browser. Best regards, Otto https://mybergland.com/fwforum/scheduler.mp4

Looks good, I'll put it through its paces, thanks. This works for me. waituntil.prg #include "fivewin.ch"function Main()   local cDay  := HB_ARGV( 1 )   local nSec  := TIMETOSEC( HB_ARGV( 2 ) )   local n   do while !( CDOW( Date() ) = cDa...

This works for me. waituntil.prg #include "fivewin.ch"function Main()   local cDay  := HB_ARGV( 1 )   local nSec  := TIMETOSEC( HB_ARGV( 2 ) )   local n   do while !( CDOW( Date() ) = cDay...

Hi Antonio, This is what I was (unsuccessfully) trying to describe. https://raw.githubusercontent.com/HBEnthusiast/FW/main/WaitUntil.prg The executable WaitUntil.exe is also on that hub. I haven't fully tested it in more than 4 circumstances yet, but the syntax is WaitUntil <Day> <Time> ...

Thanks Antonio, But unfortunately, it's not exactly what I'm trying to build. Anyway, I'm very close. I'll share the code shortly. D. You can build it using FWH this way: example of use (from cmd.exe) tarry 21:26 tarry.prg #include "FiveWin.ch"function Main( cTime )   if cTime != n...

D. You can build it using FWH this way: example of use (from cmd.exe) tarry 21:26 tarry.prg #include "FiveWin.ch"function Main( cTime )   if cTime != nil       while Time() < cTime         SysRefresh()   ...

Looks like this is it.

https://github.com/metaphyze/tarry/

... a utility that specifies the time to run something is so rare. There must be some inherent difficulty, or maybe people prefer to use the windows scheduler because it's already there. I think I just have to hack around, do some coding, and become more familiar with the problem. Thanks, Antonio.

D.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1672338/how-to-sleep-for-five-seconds-in-a-batch-file-cmd