Script to start an scheduled job at client side

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Want to create a client side tool which will start a windows scheduled job, which is on remote server.I don't known how to start scheduled job using some script i had never tried this. if anyone know about it then please help me out.

Posted 15-Mar-15 7:39am

Member 11526878

Updated 17-Mar-15 22:31pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 16-Mar-15 14:12pm

Client side of what? Why VBScipt? is is not standard, unlike JavaScript, so it depends on where you use it. Is it WSH, or Web site/application, or what?
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Use Ajax Call to call scheduled job method.

Posted 16-Mar-15 20:39pm

Hardeep Saggi

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Member 11526878 · Accepted Answer · 2015-03-18T21:51:00

Finally i have solve this question.Here is the code which i created for starting schedule job.

C#

TaskScheduler.TaskScheduler scheduler = new TaskScheduler.TaskScheduler();
            scheduler.Connect(null, null, null, null); //run as current user.

            ITaskFolder root = scheduler.GetFolder("\\");
            IRegisteredTask reg = root.GetTask("taskname");
            IRunningTask runtask = reg.Run(null)