Hi All,
We are putting in a SQL 2000 Server and my boss wants to know how we can run "Determine how SQL-Server runs jobs automatically". Any help or KB articles would be appreciated.
Thanks,
JohnSQL Server scheduled jobs are run by the SQl Server Agent. Check Books
OnLine for more info.
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"John Chase" <johnc@.hcd.net> wrote in message
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> Hi All,
> We are putting in a SQL 2000 Server and my boss wants to know how we can
run "Determine how SQL-Server runs jobs automatically". Any help or KB
articles would be appreciated.
> Thanks,
> John|||There is a service that gets installed with SQL Server called the SQL Server
Agent. Once this service is started, you can go into Enterprise
Manager ->your server->Management->SQL Server Agent->Jobs and create a new
job, and schedule it. Look in Books on Line once you have it installed, or
search the KB for SQL Server Agent. That should get you started.
Jackie
"John Chase" <johnc@.hcd.net> wrote in message
news:3A34B4A6-BF80-469C-8BEC-B2D284A97094@.microsoft.com...
> Hi All,
> We are putting in a SQL 2000 Server and my boss wants to know how we can
run "Determine how SQL-Server runs jobs automatically". Any help or KB
articles would be appreciated.
> Thanks,
> John
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