Bitsadmin getmodificationtime and bitsadmin getnoprogresstimeout command

The bitadmin getmodificationtime command retrieves the last time the task was modified or the data was successfully transferred. The bitsadmin getnoprogresstimeout command retrieves the duration, in seconds, but the service will try to transfer the file after a temporary error occurs.

The bitsadmin getmodificationtime command

Syntax

  bitsadmin / GetModificationTime 

Parameters

ParameterDescriptionJob Display name of the task or GUID.

For example

The following example retrieves the last modification time for the task named myDownloadJob.

  C:> bitsadmin / GetModificationTime myDownloadJob 

Bitsadmin getnoprogresstimeout command

Syntax

  bitsadmin / GetNoProgressTimeout 

Parameters

ParameterDescriptionJob Display name of the task or GUID.

For example

The following example retrieves the process timeout value for the task named myDownloadJob.

  C:> bitsadmin / GetNoProgressTimeout myDownloadJob 

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