I'm trying to create a scheduled job on SQL Server Agent using SMO with
VB.NET 2.0.

Here's a short code snippet:

Dim theServer As New Server(strServerFQDN)
Dim newJob As New Agent.Job(theServer.JobServer, strNewJobName)
newJob.Create()

'Create job steps (not going to reproduce that code here)
'Create job schedule (not going to reproduce that code here)

After I've created the Job, its marked as "Target multiple servers" in the
Job Properties dialog in SSMS. This behavior appears to be the default.

Instead, I want to set the JobType to Local, but that attribute of the Job
class is ReadOnly.

Can anyone point me in the right direction as to how I can set JobType to
Local? I've already googled this and cannot find any results.

Thanks for anyone who can give me some insight.

For anyone else who encounters this issue, I was able to fix it by adding
this line of code:

newJob.APplyToTargetServer("(local)")



"Eigh" wrote:

For anyone else who encounters this issue, I was able to fix it by adding
this line of code:

newJob.APplyToTargetServer("(local)")



"Eigh" wrote:

For anyone else who encounters this issue, I was able to fix it by adding
this line of code:

newJob.APplyToTargetServer("(local)")



"Eigh" wrote:

For anyone else who encounters this issue, I was able to fix it by adding
this line of code:

newJob.APplyToTargetServer("(local)")



"Eigh" wrote:

For anyone else who encounters this issue, I was able to fix it by adding
this line of code:

newJob.APplyToTargetServer("(local)")



"Eigh" wrote:

For anyone else who encounters this issue, I was able to fix it by adding
this line of code:

newJob.APplyToTargetServer("(local)")



"Eigh" wrote:

For anyone else who encounters this issue, I was able to fix it by adding
this line of code:

newJob.APplyToTargetServer("(local)")



"Eigh" wrote:

For anyone else who encounters this issue, I was able to fix it by adding
this line of code:

newJob.APplyToTargetServer("(local)")



"Eigh" wrote: