I’d like to call another job immediately after first one has finished, or to be more precise is it possible to call an entire sql job via a job step. I’d like to avoid merging these jobs into 1 so I wonder if this solution is possible?
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I’d like to call another job immediately after first one has finished, or to be more precise is it possible to call an entire sql job via a job step. I’d like to avoid merging these jobs into 1 so I wonder if this solution is possible?
Yes, you can execute a job by using this stored procedure. In your case, you can simply add a step to the end of your first job, to call the name of the job you want executed next.
See sp_start_job (Transact-SQL) for more information.