Hi,
My application creates 4-5 SQL Server jobs on the production server. I just
want to know what is the impact of creating larger number of jobs on
production server.
Will it hamper it performance, except that SQL Server Agent service should
be running?
Thanks in advance,
PushkarI don't think SQL Jobs use significant resourcesl unless they are
running. The issue would be how often are your jobs scheduled to run?
What do they do?|||I don't think SQL jobs use significant resources unless they are
runnng. The question would be how often are they scheduled to run? What
do they do?|||Maybe, are you thinking in terms of refresh or something like that?
sysjobs,sysjobsteps,sysjobhistory... Do you get the point?
Please post DDL, DCL and DML statements as well as any error message in
order to understand better your request. It''s hard to provide information
without seeing the code. location: Alicante (ES)
"Jon" wrote:
> I don't think SQL jobs use significant resources unless they are
> runnng. The question would be how often are they scheduled to run? What
> do they do?
>
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