using windows IIS Server - whats about Cronjobs?

[surfy]

Its easy to made a Scheduled task, the only question is, how the Windows command should look like..

Its easy to do a batchfile and do an command 

but i have no idea, how to translate the unix command:

The command to use is: /usr/bin/php -q /home/[username]/public_html/[forum]/Sources/shop/dointerest.php > /home/[username]/public_html/[forum]/interest_log.htm

should only the  dointerest.php run, once a day? 

Therefore a cmd file should look like:

http://localhost/forum/Sources/dointerest.php
short break (using some old dos tools)
Kill the task after 1 minute

Is this the way? Killing the task, is a way to doenst get hunderts of Explorer Windows opened 

[feeble]

havent looked into doing it your way
but i use CronW
for my server

[Daniel15]

Is this the way?

If you're running it on your computer (ie. your computer is the server), you'll need to have PHP installed. Then, the command might look a little like:

c:\php\php.exe -q c:\inetpub\htdocs\forum\Sources\shop\dointerest.php > c:\inetpub\htdocs\forum\interest_log.txt

I've never used IIS, but I assume its web root is in c:\inetpub.

Edit: Also, you probably wouldn't need to kill the task - It should exit automatically once complete (only a few seconds).