Hello, Currently I have about a dozain folders I synchronize. I have a .ffs_batch for each folder pair, and I manually entered each batch in Task Scheduler. The problem is, I have to go in task scheduler and manually remove and add the new batch file every time, and this is a long process.
I tried making a windows .bat file and putting that in Task Scheduler instead, it works, but all 12 ffs_batch run at the same time and the task ends right away after all are launched (something I dont want to happen).
Is there any other file other than .bat i can use and put in Task Scheduler instead of each ffs_batch individually, that will do each ffs_batch sequentially (just like task scheduler does now) and then end properly with Task Scheduler.
PS I wish i could put everything into one ffs_batch file, but I cant, and I find this a limitation of the program, having to create a ffs_batch for each folder pair i want to synchronize.
How can i optimize my current multiple batch jobs with Task Scheduler situation?
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So to reiterate, I want to be able to run each job sequentially and not all at the same time, and I want to avoid manually entering each one into Task Scheduler, And I want the task in task scheduler to end when all of them are done synchronizing, because i run other programs afterwards.. so i need an alternative to .bat or a more developped script to do it.
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Sorry I just noticed I was using an old version and now multiple folder pairs are supported, I cant find a way to delete this topic.
