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- ADSI - ADSI Time to YmdHms Time
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- Find DayLightBias
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- Sort files by date
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- Taskbar Timer
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- TimeDiff Unable to Subtract Values
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- Timer to Start Every Day or M-F at a Specific Hour
- TimeWait Examples
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- TimeWait then Time Sleep for Awhile
- Timing and Wakeup Scripts
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- Unix standard time calculator
- WinBatch and Daylight Savings Time 2007
- Yesterday Script - Subtract a Day
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Run Winbatch Every Two Weeks
Keywords: two weeks timejulianday
Question:
I would like to write a script to execute every 2 weeks on a specific day at a specific time, e.g. on Wednesday at 2:30 in the morning. But, I need a starting point for this script meaning this script will execute another program that will download data from payroll, so this can only run after a payroll period. So I cannot run it any 2 weeks it has to be every 2 weeks after a pay period.Answer:
If you mean every two weeks forever starting at some particular initial payroll date...timejulianday(timeymdhms()) mod 14 ==timejulianday(initial_payroll_date) mod 14
Article ID: W14979
File Created: 2001:11:08:12:41:18
Last Updated: 2001:11:08:12:41:18