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Important notes :- Scheduling SQL Server 2005


Posted Date: 25 Aug 2008    Resource Type: Articles    Category: General
Author: Prasanth Kumar S.DMember Level: Gold    
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Scheduling SQL Server 2005 Integration Services Packages

Users create BAM views based on data stored in an online analytical processing (OLAP) cube. The Cube Update Integration Services package refreshes the data in the cube so that OLAP views reflect the correct data.
You must run this package under SQL Server 2005 at least once for the OLAP views to work. For ongoing maintenance, you should schedule the package to run on a regular basis.
Security Note

If you restored the BAM Star Schema database or stopped SQL Server before running the Cube Update Integration Services package, you must refresh the data sources in SQL Server Analysis Manager or restart the OLAP service before you can run the package successfully.
You can schedule a saved package to execute at specific times, either once or at recurring intervals. For example:
• Daily at midnight.
• Weekly on Sunday at 06:00.
• The first or last day of the month.
A scheduled package is executed by SQL Server gent as a job.




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