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by: Bart Simpson |
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Hi,
I want to control 'Scheduled Tasks' in Windows 2003 by python program.
But I couldn't find any Python module about win32 'Scheduled Tasks'.
I could find only Perl module about it. (see http://taskscheduler.sourceforge.net)
But, I want to control 'Scheduled Tasks' by python :)
Is there any python module about win32 'Scheduled Tasks'?
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by: Dominic |
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Just in case someone is interested.
I came up with this solution since my previous
posting.
Maybe you've got some other ideas or critcism.
I'll listen ;-)
Ciao,
Dominic
P.S. Python is really powerful!
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by: Codemonkey |
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Hi,
I am writing an App in .Net that involves some scheduling of tasks. I was
wondering if anybody has come accross any components or examples of how to
implement a schedule manager like the one in the Task Scheduler for Windows?
Basically I'm after something that'll allow me to specify a "recurring" or
"once off" schedule with advanced options like "the first monday in the
month" etc.
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by: rdemyan via AccessMonster.com |
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I would like to have my application add administrative tasks to an
Administrator's Outlook Task Folder. I know how to get the User group of the
CurrentUser and think I can even code how to do the actual additions.
A couple of questions:
1) How do I code it so that it only occurs once - the first time the
administrator opens my app. I think I need code that checks if the tasks are
already there in Outlook and then aborts if they are....
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by: sjoshi |
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I'm able to use the Bacground Worker class to execute task and pain the
UI. However I want to be able to execute n tasks in order, say n1, then
n2 if there were no errors during n1, n3 so on.
I'm wondering what would be the best way to do this , do I wait in a
do...while loop for each to finish and then start another ?
thanks
Sunit
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by: kj7ny |
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How can I access and manipulate Scheduled Tasks in Windows using
Python?
I have a Windows XP workstation running Python 2.4.4 using the
win32all modules to control the windows services on multiple Windows
2003 servers. It works great.
However, I also need to remotely collect the settings for the
scheduled tasks (on those same Windows 2003 servers) and then
manipulate those task settings.
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by: gojners |
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I need to go through a set of tasks. Each task has a priority (low/medium/high) and a status (Open/In progress/Closed). Each task also has a membership (Internal/External/Other).
My problem is that I need to (in pseudocode):
1 Go through all tasks to see if they are "Open" OR "In progress"
2 For all tasks that are "Open" OR "In progress" --> Order the tasks based on priority (High = first row of the column. Low = rows below both High &...
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by: BD |
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I'm running 8.2 on Windows.
I have a situation where several scheduled tasks were created in Task
Center, under an ID of a person who is leaving the organization.
This person's ID is to be deleted, but I see no way of reassigning the
owner of these tasks. And I can't change permissions on the tasks
without logging in as that 'owner' ID.
Is renaming the ID and resetting the password a viable option here?
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by: Mamaof3girls |
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My question is---is there a way to change the font or color on "Due...
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by: hgrecco |
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Hello,
I am working on a program that must perform a certain task on numeric data stored in a file. The task is given by user input from a list of possible tasks.
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The straight forward way (which I did) is creating as many functions as tasks...
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