The following code example shows how to create a scheduled job in Job Scheduler on the command line. You can perform the same task using the ASE plug-in in the Sybase Central management tool.
When you create a name for a scheduled job, the name
must begin with a letter. If you create a name beginning with a
digit, an error occurs.
Creating a scheduled job that gathers statistics on a trial
basis for one month
Create the schedule:�
sp_sjobcreate @name='sname=Aug_stats_trial',� @option='starttime=23:00,endtime=23:00,repeats=1day,startdate=1 August� 2005,enddate=31 August 2005'�
Create the job:
sp_sjobcreate @name='jname=new_stats_proc',� @option='jcmd=''exec statsdb.. new_stats_proc'',jdesc=New statistics� proc.,jproperties=shared'�
Create a scheduled job on a server called “devtest1”:
sp_sjobcreate @name='sjname=new_stats_devtest1', @option='sname=Aug_stats_trial,jname=new_stats_proc,server=devtest1'�
The server name assigned to the scheduled job is the
network name (the pname property
in sp_addserver)
in the interfaces file, not the logical name defined in the sysservers table.
