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SUMMARY
The AT utility included with Microsoft LAN Manager version 2.2 schedules
commands and programs to run on a server at a specified time and date.
Because AT starts as a detached process, the background process it uses to
schedule commands has its own PATH environment variable. This variable
is initially empty, so commands can fail if they include filenames that
require PATH variables. To avoid this problem, specify an absolute PATH
in commands scheduled with AT.
fails, but
works.
The AT utility works with internal commands such as COPY, DIR, and so on. The specific behavior is observed only with external commands and programs. AT requires administrative privilege. REFERENCESMicrosoft LAN Manager "Administrator's Reference," pp. 151 - 153. Additional query words: 2.20 2.2 2.10 2.1 2.10a 2.1a process
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