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I have created several scheduled jobs a few update some tables while the rest are the Backups, made with the DB Maint. Plan Wizard. The ones that updated the tables will not work while I am sitting at my computer but they will if I am working on the server. I am using remote desktop when working at my computer, when the jobs do not work. That started about a week ago. Now the maint. plan schedules will not work at either place. I am new to SQL Server and could use some help. I have not done much with this part of SQL Server. Thanks -Adam- |
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You created these jobs with the Maintenance plan wizards? The tasks that you describe would be possible to do in the wizard using SQL Server 2005 but not 2000. Are you using DTS at all? "A.B." <AB (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote in message news:7BFCDE34-0776-4557-B10F-48A7588E2622 (AT) microsoft (DOT) com... I have created several scheduled jobs a few update some tables while the rest are the Backups, made with the DB Maint. Plan Wizard. The ones that updated the tables will not work while I am sitting at my computer but they will if I am working on the server. I am using remote desktop when working at my computer, when the jobs do not work. That started about a week ago. Now the maint. plan schedules will not work at either place. I am new to SQL Server and could use some help. I have not done much with this part of SQL Server. Thanks -Adam- |
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