I'm using SQL Server 2005, and need to automate running a stored procedure
once a day. Used to use DTS package to do that, but that is not in version
2005. Can you please tell me what the most straightforward way to do this
is? Thanks.

SQL Server Agent is what you need. DTS or SSIS have no inherent capabilities
to start themselves up. They both rely on SQL Agent for scheduling.
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Todd C



"Gerhard" wrote:

SQL Server Agent is what you need. DTS or SSIS have no inherent capabilities
to start themselves up. They both rely on SQL Agent for scheduling.
--
Todd C



"Gerhard" wrote:

SQL Server Agent is what you need. DTS or SSIS have no inherent capabilities
to start themselves up. They both rely on SQL Agent for scheduling.
--
Todd C



"Gerhard" wrote:

SQL Server Agent is what you need. DTS or SSIS have no inherent capabilities
to start themselves up. They both rely on SQL Agent for scheduling.
--
Todd C



"Gerhard" wrote:

SQL Server Agent is what you need. DTS or SSIS have no inherent capabilities
to start themselves up. They both rely on SQL Agent for scheduling.
--
Todd C



"Gerhard" wrote:

SQL Server Agent is what you need. DTS or SSIS have no inherent capabilities
to start themselves up. They both rely on SQL Agent for scheduling.
--
Todd C



"Gerhard" wrote:

SQL Server Agent is what you need. DTS or SSIS have no inherent capabilities
to start themselves up. They both rely on SQL Agent for scheduling.
--
Todd C



"Gerhard" wrote:

SQL Server Agent is what you need. DTS or SSIS have no inherent capabilities
to start themselves up. They both rely on SQL Agent for scheduling.
--
Todd C



"Gerhard" wrote:

Hi Gerthard,

Thank you for using Microsoft MSDN Managed Newsgroup. My name is Mark Han.
I am glad to work with you on this issue.

Based on the description, I understand that you would like to run a stored
prodedure once a day. If I have misunderstood, please let me know. That
will help us resolve the issue quickly.

In order to address your concern, I would like to explain the following.
1 If the edition of the SQL Server is not express, it is suggested to
create a job to run the stored procedure. For your convenient, I list the
detail steps here.
a create a job(sp_add_job)
There is an article to share with
you:http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms182079.aspx.
b add a job step(sp_add_jobstep)
There is an article to share with you:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/enus/library/ms187358.aspx
Note, it is supported to use Management Studio to create a job with step
also. and to run a job, we need to start SQL Agent service.

2 If you use SQL Server express edition, since the SQL Agent Service is not
available on the edition, we need to create a windows schedule task and run
the stored procedure. There is an article to share with you:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/308569

If there is anything unclear, please let me know.

Best regards,
Mark Han
Microsoft Online Community Support
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