Croning a script in Windows

[Ike]

Is there a means of having a php script, which simply resides on the server,
from executing every X minutes somehow? I mean, where it executes on the
server every X minutes without it being accessed via a browser calling it
through Apache?

Any ideas on this? Thanks, Ike

[Jerry Stuckle]

Ike wrote:

Is there a means of having a php script, which simply resides on the server,
from executing every X minutes somehow? I mean, where it executes on the
server every X minutes without it being accessed via a browser calling it
through Apache?

Any ideas on this? Thanks, Ike

Check the Microsoft website. Look for "scheduled tasks".

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[marco.bellani]

Just edit a script (.bat) that contains, i.e.:

c:\php\php.exe c:\mypath\myscrpt.php

Then scedule the script (scheduled tasks, probably in control panel, it
depends on your win version)