I have a .sql script file that I want to run once every 24 hours. What are the best (and easiest) steps to produce a scheduled task in SQL Server 2008 to do this?
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I have a .sql script file that I want to run once every 24 hours. What are the best (and easiest) steps to produce a scheduled task in SQL Server 2008 to do this?
Thanks.
You could use the SQL Server Agent (if you are not using the Express version of SQL Server). In Management Studio, expand the SQL Server Agent node, right-click on Jobs and click New Job…
From there you will be able to schedule all kinds of jobs, including running a script every 24 hours.