running pyton on NT command lines

[Dag Sunde]

>From NT's helpfile on the subject:

"If the command is not an executable (.EXE) file,
you must precede the command with cmd /c;
for example cmd /c dir > c:\test.out."

You might also try to run it with the /INTERACTIVE
switch to allow it to interact with the desktop of the
current user. That might at least give you a clue on
what's going on...

HTH...

Dag Sunde

<ghost_man at my-deja.com> wrote in message
news:8ithrb$cj1$1 at nnrp1.deja.com...
> I have written several scripts that I want to run at some set time.  I
> have been trying to get them to fire with the AT command line
> scheduler, but keep getting errors.  I have tried several different
> variations to get it to run even putting the python executable in a
dos
> batch file and trying to run the dos batch file.  I also have the
> python registered in my Windows 2000 environment path.
>
> my command line looks something like this
>
> at 16:30 "myscript.py"
>
> it fails everytime.  I have also tried putting in a complete path to
> the python.exe.
>
>
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