In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Jerry
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
That is my preferred method. Build a script that is run at a specific
time or time and day that kicks off a U2 process. Not necessarily
starting a phantom but starting any regularly run process on UniVerse.
If you restart your system you don't have to remember to restart
separate phantoms, the cron starts automatically. I think you can do
the same thing in Windows using the Windows scheduler but since I have
never used U2 on Windows I could be wrong.
We had a scheduler - in BASIC on UV - that simply slept for (I think) 5
mins, checked the time, and ran any jobs due.
It was fired off by a command in the Windows scheduler - one of the
options of which is to run jobs on boot (we needed to say "5 mins after
boot" to give UV time to start).
Cheers,
Wol
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