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My MVC3 application is using an SQL Server 2008 to store data. In particular – support ticket management data.
I have a table in a database – Tickets.
I are reviewing a possibility of implementing a recurring ticket registration, using an SQL Server features.
Is there a built-in SQL Server functionality, that would allow me to schedule, a, for example, once a week creation of a row in a database table?
I would use the SQL Server Agent and run a Transact-SQL Job Step.
Note that the agent runs as a service under a particular account, which will need rights to be able to carry out whatever operations your need.