The main difference between the batch and at commands is that the commands of a batch job run sequentially one after another (B) while the commands in at jobs may run in parallel. The batch command is used to execute a series of commands in a batch-like fashion, i.e. they are executed in the order they are given and must finish executing one command before moving on to the next. The at command, on the other hand, allows you to execute commands at a specified time or date, potentially executing multiple commands simultaneously.
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