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We recently had an issue where the date on a server was wound forward a few months and wasn’t noticed. We had a number of scheduled jobs run and now they’re waiting until November until they run again.
I can’t for the life of me find anywhere in SQL Server to change the Next Schedule Run Time.
Anyone have any idea or do I have to recreate each schedule again from scratch?
You can fix this by editing the start date of each job. (open your job -> schedules -> edit schedule -> duration -> start date)
You could although have a look at the table
msdb..sysjobschedulesto check all schedules, it contains the columnsnext_run_dateandnext_run_timefor your jobs.