If you need to export your scheduled tasks from Windows, like I have just needed to, use this from the command prompt:
schtasks /query /FO CSV /V >sched_tasks.csv
This will output to a comma-delimited file with all the tasks in it to the current folder called sched_tasks.csv.
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Monday, 15 August 2011
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Is there a command to import the sched_tasks.csv?
ReplyDeleteI'm not aware of way to import using the schtasks command I'm afraid :(
DeleteYou may find it easier to export the tasks as XML (using the Task Scheduler) and then importing the XML file using the Task Scheduler.
I believe the "Task Scheduler" is a Win2008 thing, and this question pertains only to 2003. I haven't been able to find a way to import, other than constructing a series of commands using
ReplyDelete>schtasks /create
but the syntax is a beeyatch!
Tasks scheduler export in Windows application
ReplyDeleteCan you create a loop, so it looks through a list of servers and returns all Schedule Tasks?
ReplyDelete