weird Matlab+Windows Scheduler Behavior
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I have a simple .m script I want to run each hour through Windows Scheduler. I've done this before on other systems, but this is on a new-to-me Win11 computer, Matlab R2022. When I try to use Windows Scheduler I get two strange results:
- Matlab command line window opens with a warning that it doesn't recognize the -r argument
- The command line window then just sits there, and won't run my script. It is running in the correct working directory, and the script it there, but it's like the argument with the script name doesn't get passed.
I've tried putting "run scriptname" into the Windows Scheduler argument field (where -nosplash and -nodisplay seem to work fine), but no luck. Any ideas?
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Christopher Hunt
2022-4-14
Sure, I understand...I'll post some images of the Scheduler setup, perhaps that will help.
In Scheduler, the Action is set to "Start a Program"
The "Program/Script" is set to "C:\Program Files\MATLAB\R2022a\bin\win64\matlab.exe" (with the quotes)
The Add Arguments is set to -r -nodesktop -nosplash "run GBB_lvl1"
The Start In is set to the directory with the GBB_lvl1.m script: C:\Users\whguser\OneDrive - USNH\Documents\MATLAB\work
Tharikaa Ramesh Kumar
2024-6-12
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Steven Lord
2022-4-14
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The Add Arguments is set to -r -nodesktop -nosplash "run GBB_lvl1"
So you're telling MATLAB to run a command (with the -r option) and then immediately starting with the next option, -nodesktop. That means there's no actual command for MATLAB to run.
Try swapping the order around to -nodesktop -nosplash -r "run GBB_lvl1"
Alternately you might want to use the -batch option instead of having to specify all three of those options.
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Tharikaa Ramesh Kumar
2024-6-12
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