Actually I am trying to do it like your suggestion below, I believe without script... A real workaround for this situation could be the following:
Create two jobs - the "worker" and the "caller". The worker job would have the VBScript and for the schedule. The caller job would have the desired schedule and type of "run program". For the command line use "24x7 /JOB worker". The caller job should be synchronious and have maximum timeout, so it kills the worker job if it does not complete in the specified time. : Perhaps you want to run job "XYZ" from job "ABC" : In job "ABC" script put where needed : JobRun "XYZ"
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