To create a Job scheduler

Posted Date: 22 Jun 2009	Resource Type: Articles	Category: Databases
Author: D.Jeya kumar(JK)	Member Level: Diamond
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Hi All,

Here are the steps to create a job scheduler in SQL server.

1) Expand the ‘SQL Server Agent’ section in the Object Explorer. Then

right click on ‘Jobs’ and select ‘New Job’
2) This will open a ‘New Job Wizard’. Now enter the details prompted for

on the screen
3) Now click on the ‘Step’ menu in the right hand side
4) Now click on the ‘New’ button and this will open a new screen for

creating a new job
5) Now fill all the details prompted for on this screen like –
• Step Name – Give name of step.
• Type - Select T-SQL as default one.
• Database – Select database.
• Command – Give command to be executed.
Now click on ‘OK’
6) Now click ‘Schedules’ menu from the right side and then click on the

‘New’ button
7) This will open a ‘New Job Schedule’ screen
8) Now enter the details on the screen as:
• Name of the Schedule – Any user defined name.
• Select Schedule Type as ‘Recurring’ if the job has to be run on daily

basis.
• Select Frequency Occurs as ‘Daily’ if the job has to be run on daily

basis
• Select 1 in Frequency Occurs Every.
• Give proper time in Daily Frequency ? Occurs once at
• Provide the period within which the Scheduler has to run inside

Duration.
Now click on ‘OK’.
9) Now click ‘OK’ in the new job screen
10) This will add the new Job under the Jobs list

Check the attachment for the

Attachments

JOB SCHEDULER in SQL SERVER 2005 (29474-2210-Configuring SQL Server for sending the mails from the Stored Procedures.docx)

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