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09-20-2005
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How can I run a batch daily
I am very very new in Unix. Thank you for your forum : many answers for my dummy questions !
Today, I have a script that works well. I want it to run daily. How can I do ? What can I search in man ??? Thank you in advance. A. MARTINEZ 
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09-21-2005
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Simple enough - use crontab file
man crontab cron is a process that will read the crontab file and submit scripts that will run at your predefined times. crontab -l This will show you your users current crontab file assuming you have one...
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09-21-2005
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if u want to run script daily go for crontab or u can specify bash_profile where every time u log into the system it will run
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