是否可以从批处理文件中获取运行该批处理文件的任务计划程序任务的名称？

Question

In a Windows 10 environment, if I don't have access to the task scheduler that is executing my bat file, can I (from within the batch file) know the name of the task that has launched the batch file? Is there a variable that gets set with the task scheduler task name that I can use?

The obvious solution would be to add a task name parameter when calling the action in the task scheduler, but what if I have no access to the task scheduler?

Answer 1

I hope this solution works for you.

Below you can find:

a .BAT file and a .VBS that contains the function.

as for the .BAT:

 @ECHO OFF SET DT=%DATE% %TIME% SET DATETIME=%DT:~0,19% FOR /F "usebackq tokens=*" %%r in (`CSCRIPT "C:\\<your_folder>\\current_task_name.vbs" "%~dpnx0" "%DATETIME%"`) DO SET current_task_name=%%r ECHO script was executed by: %current_task_name% PAUSE 

as for the VBS named:

 getMyTask WScript.Arguments.Item(0), WScript.Arguments.Item(1) Function getMyTask(Cmd, StartDateTime) ' ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ' Script to list all Scheduled tasks and their available properties ' Written for TaskSchedule 2.0 ' ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Dim objTaskService, objTaskFolder, colTasks Dim objTask ' Create the TaskobjTaskService object and connect Set objTaskService = CreateObject("Schedule.Service") Call objTaskService.Connect ' Get the task folder that contains the tasks. Set objTaskFolder = objTaskService.GetFolder("\\") ' Get all of the tasks (Enumeration of 0 Shows all including Hidden. 1 will not show hidden) Set colTasks = objTaskFolder.GetTasks(0) If colTasks.Count = 0 Then wscript.echo "No registered tasks." Else For Each objTask In colTasks With objTask 'check if the time of execution is in the same range of the current task (~ 2 secs. after) If DateDiff("s", .LastRunTime, StartDateTime) <= 2 Then Set objTaskDefinition = .Definition With objTaskDefinition Set colActions = objTaskDefinition.Actions For Each objTaskAction In colActions With objTaskAction Select Case .Type Case 0 '= Execute / Command Line Operation 'If .Path of TaskAction object is equal to the batch file name provided 'it returns its task name back If .Path = Cmd Then wscript.echo objTask.Name wscript.quit End If End Select End With Next End With End If End With Next End If End Function 

regards, jtandrea