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==Examples== | ==Examples== | ||
− | '''4:47:45pm''' | + | '''4:47:45pm''' > sched +0:0 echo "execute after 0hrs 0min (now)" |
execute after 0hrs 0min (now) | execute after 0hrs 0min (now) | ||
− | '''4:47:54pm''' | + | '''4:47:54pm''' > sched 4:48p echo "command executed at 4:48p" |
− | '''4:47:58pm''' | + | '''4:47:58pm''' > sched |
1 16:48 echo "command executed at 4:48p" | 1 16:48 echo "command executed at 4:48p" | ||
− | '''4:48:00pm''' | + | '''4:48:00pm''' > command executed at 4:48p |
− | '''4:48:00pm''' | + | '''4:48:00pm''' > |
==See also== | ==See also== |
Revision as of 18:29, 15 June 2006
sched is an immediate scheduler built into tcsh and some other shells.
Syntax
The syntax is simple:
- Schedule a command for +hh:mm after now:
sched +hh:mm command
.
- Schedule a command for hh:mm:
sched hh:mm command
- Subtract a scheduled command:
sched -job
- Show sheduled commands:
sched
Examples
4:47:45pm > sched +0:0 echo "execute after 0hrs 0min (now)" execute after 0hrs 0min (now) 4:47:54pm > sched 4:48p echo "command executed at 4:48p" 4:47:58pm > sched 1 16:48 echo "command executed at 4:48p" 4:48:00pm > command executed at 4:48p 4:48:00pm >
See also
External, queued schedulers.