The answer to this question is very simple. I guess that most of you already know how to do it, but for those of you that don’t know it I decide to write this post.
The first thing is to open the SQL management studio, then connect to the SQL server where your jobs are located. The next step is to open the job activity monitor located under SQL Server Agent, then select the jobs you want to run, right click (A menu will be shown). From the menu select the option “Start Jobs” and Voila.
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I was born in Barranquilla, Colombia in 1975. When I was 17 I moved to Curacao where I lived 10 years and then move to The Hague, The Netherlands. I speak 4 languages (Dutch, English, Papiamento and Spanish).
I'm a Systems Engineer graduated from The Hague University (http://www.thehagueuniversity.com/). I have been working in IT for over 15 years. Since November 2014 I started www.cenlinea.com a webportal were the focus is to make learning more fun. At Cenlinea we are currently promoting PLAYDIOM a new methodology to learn English. While currently working part-time time at Cenlinea, I am also working as Senior Princiapal Consultant at www.ccgroep.com which helps me to keep up to date with Microsoft SQL Server, which I consider to be one of my favorite things in life as it has changed my life in many ways.
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