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SOON : Command Scheduling Utility
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Usage : SOON [\\computername] [delay] [/INTERACTIVE] “command”
or : SOON /D [/L:n] [/R:n] [/I:{ON|OFF}]

delay : the number of seconds from now when the scheduled job should start.

/D : modify Default settings and/or display their current values.
/L : set LocalDelay - default delay for Local jobs - initially 5 seconds.
/R : set RemoteDelay - default delay for Remote jobs - initially 15 seconds.
/I : set InteractiveAlways option - initially OFF.

SOON schedules a job to run in the near future, a number of seconds from now.
SOON closely resembles the AT command because SOON simply runs a suitable AT
command. For a details of the other arguments run “AT /?” without the quotes.

Examples : SOON CMD /C C:\JOBS\BATCH.CMD
SOON 10 CMD /C C:\JOBS\BATCH.CMD
SOON \\SERVER 60 /C \JOBS\BATCH.CMD
SOON \\SERVER /INTERACTIVE CMD /C C:\JOBS\BATCH.CMD
SOON /d /l:2 /r:30 /i:on

Current Settings : InteractiveAlways = OFF
LocalDelay (seconds) = 5
RemoteDelay (seconds) = 15

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