start .exe from 08:00 to 18:00 at every workday

[sal21]

I have in c:\mydir\MyExe.exe

i need to run at every Hour for each workingday, the .exe in dir from 08:00 to 18:00

possible with a batch?
Tks.

sorry for my bad english.

[Squashman]

What's wrong with using Windows Task Scheduler?

[sal21]

no privilege in Windows Task Scheduler....

[Squashman]

How do you expect a program to start automatically at a specific time if you do not have some type of service or daemon running in the background to monitor the time?

[sal21]

How do you expect a program to start automatically at a specific time if you do not have some type of service or daemon running in the background to monitor the time?

.. i run it for the first time manullay

[ShadowThief]

How do you expect a program to start automatically at a specific time if you do not have some type of service or daemon running in the background to monitor the time?

.. i run it for the first time manullay

And then it stays open forever on an infinite loop and you just pray that it never gets closed by accident or the computer reboots?

[sal21]

How do you expect a program to start automatically at a specific time if you do not have some type of service or daemon running in the background to monitor the time?

.. i run it for the first time manullay

And then it stays open forever on an infinite loop and you just pray that it never gets closed by accident or the computer reboots?

see in object...

i need to run from 08 to 18, after 18 close bat/application

[pieh-ejdsch]

Hello,
In timed batch file execution this was discussed.
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=8268&p=56092#p54961
Phil

[Squashman]

What do we do if you start the batch file at 7:50 am. Do you want it to wait until 8 am to run any additional code in the batch file?

What do we do if you start the batch file at 8:10 am. Do you want it to run immediately? Then do you want the next instance to run at 9 am or 9:10 am?

[pieh-ejdsch]

@squashman
He wants to start the batch code every hour.

[ShadowThief]

no privilege in Windows Task Scheduler....

[sal21]

What do we do if you start the batch file at 7:50 am. Do you want it to wait until 8 am to run any additional code in the batch file?

What do we do if you start the batch file at 8:10 am. Do you want it to run immediately? Then do you want the next instance to run at 9 am or 9:10 am?

Do you want it to wait until 8 am to run any additional code in the batch file? YES!
Then do you want the next instance to run at 9 am or 9:10 am? YES!

note:
good comment!
Squash yoy read in my mind:-)

[ShadowThief]

Then do you want the next instance to run at 9 am or 9:10 am? YES!

That wasn't a yes/no question. If you start the script at 8:10, should the next instance run at 9:00 or should the next instance run at 9:10?

[sal21]

Then do you want the next instance to run at 9 am or 9:10 am? YES!

That wasn't a yes/no question. If you start the script at 8:10, should the next instance run at 9:00 or should the next instance run at 9:10?

Sorry...
9:10

[Squashman]

Then do you want the next instance to run at 9 am or 9:10 am? YES!

That wasn't a yes/no question. If you start the script at 8:10, should the next instance run at 9:00 or should the next instance run at 9:10?

Sorry...
9:10

So do you see how this can go on and on with us asking questions. I program for a living. If you don't provide enough technical specifications we can't even begin to program such a task.