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Running a SQL Server schedule job from the command line

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mike718

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I have a job Scheduled to run using the SQL Server Agent Jobs. Besides just scheduling the job to run and having it run automatically I would like to know if this job (not the script under the job) can also be run from the command line. In other words how can or can I write an ISQL statement to run a scheduled batch in SQL Server Agent?

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Mike
 
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Yes you can. Look at sp_start_job in BOL.

Denny

--Anything is possible. All it takes is a little research. (Me)
 
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Denny,

that did the trick. Your the man.

Mike
 
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