
at

     The 'at' command is used to provide automatic starting of other
JNOS commands at predetermined times.

    at time <cmd>

     
     time  takes the form     yymmddhhmm
                              hhmm
                              mm
                              now+hhmm
     
     <cmd> is any legal JNOS command.  Multiple word commands must be
     enclosed in double quotes (" ").  Commands which invoke the DOS
     shell must include '/c' or '!' as the first argument in order for
     the shell to be exited and NOS to be re-entered automatically.
     To automatically reissue the at command when the timer matures,
     append a "+" character to the <cmd> string.
          Example:  at 0130 "! cleanup+"
     
     
    at k <id_num> <id_num>

     This form of the 'at' command kills jobs <id_num>...


