How to stop running bat file in C#?

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I create bat file and run bat file.I want to run the bat file at a specific time interval and stop it after this time.
How to stop running bat file if it is out of the desired time interval.

I want to

1.If how do I calculate that you are in that time period.
2.That time period if the bat file I want to let it stop.

two time between run bat file.other time not run.

What I have tried:

string batfile=""; //batfilepath

//datetime now let bat file work between these two hours.How to write between time
Process p=Process.Start(batfile);

if(now>time2)
{
process.Stop();

}
}

Posted 31-Oct-19 10:21am

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Updated 9-Nov-19 11:52am

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Richard MacCutchan 10-Nov-19 3:04am

what is the problem with that code?

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RickZeeland · Answer 1 · 2019-10-31T10:31:00

Solution 1

Process p=Process.Start(batfile);

   if(now>time2)
   {
      p.Kill();
   }
}

But of course that won't be enough, see this CodeProject article for a more elaborate example: Task Scheduler[^]

Posted 31-Oct-19 10:31am

RickZeeland

Updated 31-Oct-19 10:38am

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