I create manual tasks in the task scheduler like [here].(https://www.jcchouinard.com/python-automation-using-task-scheduler/) I want to do this in cmd but how to choose admin privilege and send all parameters like path python or my file Answer This is my command line But I get: Invalid syntax. Mandatory option ‘sc’ is missing. Type “CREATE /?” for usage. I want to do this and
Tag: scheduled-tasks
What’s the difference between FastAPI background tasks and Celery tasks?
Recently I read something about this and the point was that celery is more productive. Now, I can’t find detailed information about the difference between these two and what should be the best way to use them. Answer Straight from the documentation: If you need to perform heavy background computation and you don’t necessarily need it to be run by
ImportError: No module named schedule
I have made a scheduled programme on the osx system and I am trying to run it in the background, I read a different question about it and it said that this should work in the terminal by using this command, I have also tried downloading the modules as a root, nothing changed: But the terminal returns an error: Why
Using MongoDB on Discord.py for scheduled tasks
Purpose I have some commands like temp-mute, temp-ban, and other commands that need to be done after commands execution, and I do need to schedule things like giveaways and trigger a function as soon as the subscription ends, from a command. What do I want? I want to store all my timings and things in MongoDB and then make it
Local Django server unresponsive when adding function scheduling
I am trying to schedule a function to run everyday using the Schedule library. My local Django server however hangs and becomes unresponsive during the system check after saving the schedules to my code. It is only when I remove the schedule code the system check passes and the server runs without problem. I have copied the example directly from
How do I check when my next Airflow DAG run has been scheduled for a specific dag?
I have airflow set up and running with some DAGs scheduled for once a day “0 0 * * *”. I want to check when is the next time a specific dag has been scheduled to run, but I can’t see where I can do that within the admin. Answer If you want you use the Airflow’s CLI, there’s next_execution