
at

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


    at

     This form displays each scheduled at command and its id number,
     so that 'at kill n' can be used (see below).


    at time <cmd>

     time  takes the form     yymmddhhmm       (specific date/time)
                              hhmm             (next occurence of this time)
                              whhmm            (next occurence of this time on
                                                specified weekday. 0=Sun,1=Mon,
                                                ..., 6=Sat)
                              mm               (mm mins after next hour)
                              now+hhmm         (offset from present time)
     
     <cmd> is any legal JNOS command.  Multiple word commands must be
     enclosed in double quotes (" ").  Commands which invoke the DOS
     shell must include '!' or shell as the first word in order for
     JNOS to recognize that an external command is to be invoked.  If
     the external command requires the command processor, then "/c" may
     be given as the second word.  Example: "! /c x.bat>> e:foo".

     To automatically reissue the at command when the timer matures,
     append a "+" character to the <cmd> string.
          Example:  at 0130 "! cleanup+"
          Example:  at now+0100 "ax25 flush+"
          Example:  at 0600 "writeall \"Il est 6h00 GMT\"+"
     
     
    at k <id_num> [<id_num>...]

     This form of the 'at' command kills (i.e., deletes) jobs <id_num>...


