My SQL Server Agent job runs everyday 7 PM. How can I disable it to not run every 10th, 11th and 12th date of the month?
Now every month, On 9th, after completion of the job, I do manually by changing start date of the schedule to 13th. Is there any better approach get rid of this manual activity?
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How can I schedule to run once on the first business day of every month in SQL Server JOB application?
Under Frequency, you can choose "The first weekday of every 1 month(s)".
It won't handle holidays, but as far as I know that's the closest you can get with the schedule configuration.
On the SQL Server log shipping secondary database server, I have 2 jobs LS_Copy and LS_Restore.
Current schedule: both jobs run every 30 minutes (all day)
New schedule: I want to change the restore job to run every 30 minutes between 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM and 6:30 AM to 7:30 AM. It won't be running for the remainder of the day.
The copy job will still have the same schedule, i.e., every 30 minutes (all day)
Question: do you know if making this change can create issues I am unaware of?
I modified the schedule to new one, everything is working fine. The copy job piles up the files and whenever restore executes, it processes all the queued files in correct order.
Let's say I create a SQL Agent job to have 3 schedules (Monthly 29th, Monthly 30th, Monthly 31st).
For Feb which ends on the 28th, I'm presuming SQL Agent will handle the transition from the end of Feb to March by essentially doing nothing since no Feb 29th occurs.
I'm almost certain of the behavior, but don't have a way to test it (that I can think of). Can someone please confirm that have done this?
I stuck in a issue from last 6 months. I had a SQL Servre job SALES lOAD which is created with a T-SQL script. This job is being recreated every month automatically. How we know which job affected or recreated my SALES lOAD load every month. I checked each and every job but no job is affecting this job
You may check if there is any process scheduled to run every month (BAT file,Task scheduler job, etc...)
My job scheduler has a behavior I can't understand.
It is schedule to fire in the following conditions:
Occurs every 3 month(s) on day 1 of that month at 00:00:00. Schedule will be used starting on 30/09/2015.
So I expected to see it launched next july at midnight and this OK for years.
But it started this night (1st of june).
The script and database have been completely reinstalled on next 5th of may for a migration.
I am using SQL Server 2012 on an on premises server.
Does anybody has an explanation?
Thank you