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Originally posted by gab
Our OS is Windows
There is a tool called winbatch. Use it to write a program that looks for batch files in a particular directory. When it finds a bat file it should run the file, delete it and then go to sleep for a period of time.
Then write your procedure to create a file ending in bat with all of the commands that you want run. You can also dynamically create the parameter file.
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