Re: Viewing properties of scheduled backup job
From: PD (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 02/21/04
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Date: Fri, 20 Feb 2004 17:39:35 -0800
The new maintenance jobs i've scheduled are listed under
there, but none of the existing jobs are.
If i right click a database, schedule a backup, it does
not appear under here. It only seems to include jobs
created under the maintenence wizard in here.
>-----Original Message-----
>There is a node in EM under the Maintenance folder that
list the scheduled
>jobs. You will find it there.
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>Andrew J. Kelly
>SQL Server MVP
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>"PD" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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>> Our previous DB admin has configured nightly full
backups of our database
>individually using right click-->all tasks-->Backup
database and then
>setting schedule options.
>>
>> It works and the databases are backed up each night,
overwriting the
>previous one. He's since gone and i've set up a new
maintainance schedule
>instead using the maintainance wizard to back up all the
databases nightly
>and two weekly and also to perform optimisations and
integrity checks as
>well. Thing is, i cant see how to remove his existing
nightly backups - they
>dont show up anywhere, all the stuff im setting up now
is visible under
>'maintenance plans', but his jobs dont appear anywhere
within Enterprise
>manager - where do jobs go when they are set up as he
did.
>>
>> I tried it myself, right click a DB, schedule a
backup, and then try to
>find any record this job exists - there isnt one that i
can see anywhere. It
>runs ok though.
>
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>.
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