How to pass multiple arguments?

windows-task-scheduler command-line-arguments syntax arguments

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It's basically the same as how you'd pass them in command prompt:

Separate the arguments by space,
Enclose each argument with double quotes, " if metacharacters are involved

As in:

"super user:" 810934

Alternatively you could simply add the arguments next to Program/script as Akina points out:

D:\my_script.bat "super user:" 810934

After selecting OK the following should be prompted:

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Nae

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Updated on September 18, 2022

Comments

Nae almost 2 years

How to pass multiple paramaters for Start a program action in Windows Task Scheduler for a batch file? There's no built-in syntax hint...
- Akina almost 6 years
  
  When I write the whole command line to "Program/script" field Scheduler auotmatically moves all arguments to an arguments field during saving the task, with all nesessary quotes... for you not so?
- Nae almost 6 years
  
  @Akina I haven't tried that. I'd add it as an answer if so.
- Akina almost 6 years
  
  Try, and if so - add it into your answer as alternative variant. One solid answer is better than 2 separate ones.