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Scheduling a SQL Job
what is the best way to schedule a SQL Job to run from (any date range) i.e. 15th to 18th every single month with no end date?
Thanks in advance.
john
Solution
SQL Server 2008 you can set the frequency to occur Monthly and have 3 or 4 individual schedules to occur on the 15th, 16th, 17th, and 18th day of each month. Similar to the below image.
Not the cleanest solution but it does work.
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