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Schedule Functions
The schedule service functions are used to submit and manage jobs to be
executed at a specifed computer at a specified time (or times) in the future. Jobs
can be commands and programs. Jobs can be managed at remote and local computers,
provided schedule service is running at a specified computer. The schedule
service functions are:
NetScheduleJobAdd
NetScheduleJobDel
NetScheduleJobEnum
NetScheduleJobGetInfo
Schedule service functions are also known as "Job" and "AT command" functions.
Schedule service functions are job submittal (NetScheduleJobAdd), job cancellation (NetScheduleJobDel), job enumeration (NetScheduleJobEnum) and retrieving information about a particular job (NetScheduleJobGetInfo). In order for these functions to succeed, a caller must have administrator's
privilege at a computer where Schedule service is running.
Structures
The AT_INFO structure is used by NetScheduleJobAdd to specify a job to be added, and by NetScheduleJobGetInfo to return information about an already submitted job. The AT_ENUM structure is used by NetScheduleJobEnum to enumerate and return information about an entire queue of already
submitted jobs.
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