Bitsadmin getfilestransferred and bitsadmin commands getminretrydelay
Bitsadmin getfilestransferred command accesses the number of files transferred to the specified task. The bitadmin getminretrydelay command retrieves the time interval, in seconds, that the service will wait for a temporary error, before attempting to transfer the file.
Bitsadmin getfilestransferred command accesses the number of files transferred to the specified task. The bitadmin getminretrydelay command retrieves the time interval, in seconds, that the service will wait for a temporary error, before attempting to transfer the file.
Bitsadmin getfilestransferred command
Syntax
bitsadmin / GetFilesTransferred
Parameters
ParameterDescriptionJob Display name of the task or GUIDFor example
The following example retrieves the number of files transferred in the task named myDownloadJob.
C:> bitsadmin / GetFilesTransferred myDownloadJob
Bitsadmin command getminretrydelay
Syntax
bitsadmin / GetMinRetryDelay
Parameters
ParameterDescriptionJob Display name of the task or GUIDFor example
The following example retrieves the minimum retry delay for a task named myDownloadJob.
C:> bitsadmin / GetMinRetryDelay myDownloadJob
See more:
- Bitsadmin addfile command in Windows
- Bitsadmin create command in Windows
- Bitsadmin complete command in Windows
You've just finished reading the article "Bitsadmin getfilestransferred and bitsadmin commands getminretrydelay" edited by the TipsMake team. You can save bitsadmin-getfilestransferred-and-bitsadmin-commands-getminretrydelay.pdf to your computer here to read later or print it out. We hope this article has provided you with many useful tech tips and tricks. You can search for similar articles on tips and guides. Thank you for reading and for following us regularly.
- Order bitsadmin getnotifycmdline, getnotifyflags, getnotifyinterface
- Bitsadmin command getproxylist, getproxyusage and getreplydata
- Bitsadmin command getaclflags and bitsadmin getbytestotal in Windows
- Bitsadmin getmodificationtime and bitsadmin getnoprogresstimeout command
- The bitsadmin geterrorcount command and bitsadmin getfilestotal in Windows
- Bitsadmin command getowner, get priority and getproxybypasslist