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tonyduffy
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Posted - 2009-07-30 : 08:05:47
Hi,

I'm running scheduled tasks through auto job logs that ive created in sql , im not great with it at all , i have 4 text docs (.sql files) that tie in with command line to run auto jobs.

which is working fine , they are all seperatley running , but i know how to put them all in one file n run the command n it would be fine , i just need to know , the 4 jobs are scheduled to run at different times.

so i know how to get them to run within one doc , i just need them to do it at seperate times , would this be done with unix timestamp? %T?

Thanks for any help.

tkizer
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38200 Posts

Posted - 2009-07-30 : 12:47:16
Unix? You've posted your question on a Microsoft SQL Server site which can only run on Windows.

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