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Schedule problem

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dpk136

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Jan 15, 2004
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I have a DTS and it runs fine manually. I am wanting to schedule the DTS to run every 15 minutes. When i go into it and put in all the information in the scheduling screen, it looks like it works. Then I click OK and think that it will work. It doesn't...I go back in and the schedule is back to the way that it was. Please help. This project is a rush and i can't figure it out.

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David Kuhn
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The scheduling screen will always look the same. Under the SQL Server Open managment, then SQL Agent, then Jobs. Your jobs will be in there.

You may have extra jobs that you need to delete, or extra schedules that can be deleted. You'll need to look at the job to be sure.

Denny
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Make sure the job is enabled.. Right click the job to enable.

Dr.Sql
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Under the SQL Server Open managment, then SQL Agent, then Jobs. Your jobs will be in there.

Where is this tool. I cannot find it. is it under SQL Server Enterprise Manager. I'm running Version 8. i have no idea where any of this is. please help...

David Kuhn
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In Enterprise Manager click the + next to the server name, then the one next to Managment, then the one next to SQL Server Agent, then select the Jobs menu item that is under SQL Server Agent.

Denny
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i found it and can't find out where the error codes go... the schedule is in there and it says that it didn't run.

David Kuhn
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Make sure that the SQL Agent is started. The Service SQLSERVERAGENT should be set to automatic so that it starts each time the server is started.

Denny
MCSA (2003) / MCDBA (SQL 2000)

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Did the job run and fail, or just not run?

If you right click the job and select view history it will give you some information as to why it failed.

Denny
MCSA (2003) / MCDBA (SQL 2000)

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