Vista - How to do No hang up VBScript (nohup for VBScript)

I'm running XP SP-2.

How can I execute a VBScript so that when I log out the script
continues to execute.

More specifically... I'd like to execute a CMD script .

Yes, I could run the CMD as a Service - but that's a hassle.

Thanks.

<gimme_this_gimme_that@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:425b6c11-9303-4005-8c03-5d13e4323f19@xxxxxxDefine it as a scheduled task.

/Al

How do I schedule it from the command line so it executes once, now.

Thanks.

<gimme_this_gimme_that@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:4e2512d5-9d2d-411a-96d1-229c7a0998d4@xxxxxxschtasks.exe
schtasks.exe /? shows all you need to use the command, which, in your case
*might* look like:

schtasks /create /tn testtask /tr c:\scripts\testtask.cmd /sc once /st
18:00:00 /sd "2008-10-31"

A word of caution, though. If you cause the task to run under the
credentials you are logged on with, and starts running while you are logged
on, it appears (to me at least) that the task is run as a process in your
current session. So it stops if you logout.

To avoid this, you could supply alternate credentials (/ru username /rp
password), or schedule it to start at some time after you expect to logout.


/Al