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'''sched''' is an immediate scheduler built into [[tcsh]] and some other shells.   
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'''sched''' is an immediate scheduler built into [[tcsh]] and some other [[shell]]s.   
  
 
==Syntax==
 
==Syntax==
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==Examples==
 
==Examples==
  '''4:47:45pm''' # sched +0:0 echo "execute after 0hrs 0min (now)"
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  '''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''' # sched 4:48p echo "command executed at 4:48p"
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  '''4:47:54pm''' > sched 4:48p echo "command executed at 4:48p"
  '''4:47:58pm''' # sched
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  '''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''' # command executed at 4:48p  
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  '''4:48:00pm''' > command executed at 4:48p  
  '''4:48:00pm''' #
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  '''4:48:00pm''' >
  
 
==See also==
 
==See also==
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* [[cron]]
 
* [[cron]]
  
[[Category:System commands]]
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[[Category:System Commands]]

Latest revision as of 09:53, 16 June 2006

sched is an immediate scheduler built into tcsh and some other shells.

[edit] 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

[edit] 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 >

[edit] See also

External, queued schedulers.

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