Have a client that is using sql server 2000. I know tsql. I need to create a scheduled job that runs a script to create a report from and/or insert data into a seperate table. How do i setup a job to run a sql script? Can anyone point me to a guide on creating reports from these jobs. Thanks. Do i need to create dts packages?
Open SQL Server Enterprise Manager. Expand the Management node.
Right Click Job from the Sub Nodes and Select New Job from the context
Menu.
You can use THIS to create the jobs.
check out for Sql Server 2000 for creating the scheduled jobs
Just wanted to add the full tree path in SQL Server Enterprise manager. Jobs are nested under the SQL Server Agent node in SQL Server Enterprise manager.
Open SQL Server Enterprise Manager
Expand Microsoft Sql Servers
Expand SQL Server Group
Expand Local
Expand Management
Expand Sql Server Agent
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What are the different ways one can track (DBA) who has disabled/enabled the SQL Agents Jobs in MS SQL SERVER 2016?
SQL server doesn't capture job modification.
Alternatively, you can create a trigger in system table dbo.sysjobs to record this.
I've created a SSIS with Microsoft Visual Studio 2013 with the user "domain\Administrator". This SSIS has two connections: one to an AS400 db and another to an SQL database. This SSIS drops a table on the SQL database and then creates a tables and fills it with the information from an AS400 db.
In Visual Studio the SSIS works great and only takes a few moments to execute.
On SQL Server 2014 I also created a job that contains just one step with the SSIS package to execute. Create a Proxy account with this user "domain\Administrator" with the credentials and all and specify in the job step that I'll be executing this step with the proxy user created.
When executing the job on SQL Server it keeps working but it doesn't stop at all. It doesn't make any change to the table of the SQL Server database.
Please, could you help me with this issue?
I have SQL script and I need to create a database in other server using this SQL scripts in SQL server 2016. Is it possible and can you explain me the steps to do it?
Right click database on the old server instance, Script Database as, then Create to, execute the script on the new server instance after changing the Connection
I'm working on a web application using Spring 3.0 and hibernate 3 with SQL Server 2008.
A specific work flow requires to check some data in the database periodically (each 1st of a month for example) and do some process (update some tables).
My question is, do I need to put a script on the server that will check continually the database? Or can I do this with SQL Server?
See:
How to: Create a Job (SQL Server Management Studio), specifically,
How to: Create a Transact-SQL Job Step (SQL Server Management Studio)
and
How to: Schedule a Job (SQL Server Management Studio)
The easiest and most flexible way will be to have an external script that runs at the desired times and does the updates.
I have an ms-access database and I need when ever I add a record to my table automatically add a similar record to sql database how it is possible ?
Edit: How I can create an SSIS package(s) and set SQL Server Agent run to periodically load the data?
If you are using SQL Server 2000 you can use replication. But this feature is deprecated from SQL Server 2005 onwards. See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms143470.aspx.
Assuming that you are on a later version, there are a couple of options I can see:
1) Migrate from Access to SQL Server Express and use replication.
2) Create an SSIS package(s) to import the data. The package(s) can be scheduled in SQL Server Agent run to periodically load the data.