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How do I automatically run a jupyter notebook (with Anaconda) on startup using Windows Scheduler
I have a notebook that automatically queries a database, and then pushes the results to a google sheet every hour, but needs to be constantly running on a computer to work. How can I automatically run a Jupiter notebook when my computer starts up (I reboot a lot) Thanks!
python-3.x jupyter-notebook
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I have a notebook that automatically queries a database, and then pushes the results to a google sheet every hour, but needs to be constantly running on a computer to work. How can I automatically run a Jupiter notebook when my computer starts up (I reboot a lot) Thanks!
python-3.x jupyter-notebook
edited Jan 2 at 15:56
Johnny
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asked Dec 6 '18 at 22:39
Matthew PMatthew P
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I have a notebook that automatically queries a database, and then pushes the results to a google sheet every hour, but needs to be constantly running on a computer to work. How can I automatically run a Jupiter notebook when my computer starts up (I reboot a lot) Thanks!
python-3.x jupyter-notebook
edited Jan 2 at 15:56
Johnny
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asked Dec 6 '18 at 22:39
Matthew PMatthew P
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I have a notebook that automatically queries a database, and then pushes the results to a google sheet every hour, but needs to be constantly running on a computer to work. How can I automatically run a Jupiter notebook when my computer starts up (I reboot a lot) Thanks!
python-3.x jupyter-notebook
python-3.x jupyter-notebook
edited Jan 2 at 15:56
Johnny
3,2351021
asked Dec 6 '18 at 22:39
Matthew PMatthew P
62
edited Jan 2 at 15:56
Johnny
3,2351021
asked Dec 6 '18 at 22:39
Matthew PMatthew P
62
edited Jan 2 at 15:56
Johnny
3,2351021
edited Jan 2 at 15:56
Johnny
3,2351021
edited Jan 2 at 15:56
Johnny
3,2351021
3,2351021
asked Dec 6 '18 at 22:39
Matthew PMatthew P
62
asked Dec 6 '18 at 22:39
Matthew PMatthew P
62
asked Dec 6 '18 at 22:39
Matthew PMatthew P
62
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I didn't actually tried with Anaconda but the solution should be comparable. The idea is to create vb script and run it from the scheduled task.
Create jupyter-cron.vbs
Set run = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
run.Run "jupyter-notebook.exe --no-browser --notebook-dir=C:Notebooks", 0, True
Note: Use --no-browser option to prevent browser to start. The script will run with the hidden window. Do not forget to update path to the notebook directory.
Create jupyter-cron.bat
start /B "C:WindowsSysWOW64cscript.exe" "C:Localdatajupyter-cron.vbs"
Note: This location applies for 64-bit system, for the 32-bit system use C:WindowsSystem32cscript.exe. Do not forget to update path to vbs script.
Define scheduled task to run on system startup
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I didn't actually tried with Anaconda but the solution should be comparable. The idea is to create vb script and run it from the scheduled task.
Create jupyter-cron.vbs
Set run = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
run.Run "jupyter-notebook.exe --no-browser --notebook-dir=C:Notebooks", 0, True
Note: Use --no-browser option to prevent browser to start. The script will run with the hidden window. Do not forget to update path to the notebook directory.
Create jupyter-cron.bat
start /B "C:WindowsSysWOW64cscript.exe" "C:Localdatajupyter-cron.vbs"
Note: This location applies for 64-bit system, for the 32-bit system use C:WindowsSystem32cscript.exe. Do not forget to update path to vbs script.
Define scheduled task to run on system startup
answered Jan 2 at 13:07
JohnnyJohnny
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I didn't actually tried with Anaconda but the solution should be comparable. The idea is to create vb script and run it from the scheduled task.
Create jupyter-cron.vbs
Set run = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
run.Run "jupyter-notebook.exe --no-browser --notebook-dir=C:Notebooks", 0, True
Note: Use --no-browser option to prevent browser to start. The script will run with the hidden window. Do not forget to update path to the notebook directory.
Create jupyter-cron.bat
start /B "C:WindowsSysWOW64cscript.exe" "C:Localdatajupyter-cron.vbs"
Note: This location applies for 64-bit system, for the 32-bit system use C:WindowsSystem32cscript.exe. Do not forget to update path to vbs script.
Define scheduled task to run on system startup
answered Jan 2 at 13:07
JohnnyJohnny
3,2351021
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I didn't actually tried with Anaconda but the solution should be comparable. The idea is to create vb script and run it from the scheduled task.
Create jupyter-cron.vbs
Set run = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
run.Run "jupyter-notebook.exe --no-browser --notebook-dir=C:Notebooks", 0, True
Note: Use --no-browser option to prevent browser to start. The script will run with the hidden window. Do not forget to update path to the notebook directory.
Create jupyter-cron.bat
start /B "C:WindowsSysWOW64cscript.exe" "C:Localdatajupyter-cron.vbs"
Note: This location applies for 64-bit system, for the 32-bit system use C:WindowsSystem32cscript.exe. Do not forget to update path to vbs script.
Define scheduled task to run on system startup
answered Jan 2 at 13:07
JohnnyJohnny
3,2351021
I didn't actually tried with Anaconda but the solution should be comparable. The idea is to create vb script and run it from the scheduled task.
Create jupyter-cron.vbs
Set run = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
run.Run "jupyter-notebook.exe --no-browser --notebook-dir=C:Notebooks", 0, True
Note: Use --no-browser option to prevent browser to start. The script will run with the hidden window. Do not forget to update path to the notebook directory.
Create jupyter-cron.bat
start /B "C:WindowsSysWOW64cscript.exe" "C:Localdatajupyter-cron.vbs"
Note: This location applies for 64-bit system, for the 32-bit system use C:WindowsSystem32cscript.exe. Do not forget to update path to vbs script.
Define scheduled task to run on system startup
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