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RESET JOBResets an existing job.
Syntax
Usage
Use this statement to reset a job. When a job is reset, the last run timestamp for the job is cleared. Subsequently, ElevateDB treats the job as never having been executed for scheduling purposes.
This is a persistent change that is saved in the current ElevateDB Server configuration file.
Examples
Required Privileges
The current user must be granted the system-defined Administrators role in order to execute this statement. Please see the User Security topic for more information.
SQL 2003 Standard Deviations
This statement deviates from the SQL 2003 standard in the following ways:
Syntax
RESET JOB <Name>
Usage
Use this statement to reset a job. When a job is reset, the last run timestamp for the job is cleared. Subsequently, ElevateDB treats the job as never having been executed for scheduling purposes.
This is a persistent change that is saved in the current ElevateDB Server configuration file.Examples
-- The following statement resets the Backup job RESET JOB "Backup"
Required Privileges
The current user must be granted the system-defined Administrators role in order to execute this statement. Please see the User Security topic for more information.
SQL 2003 Standard Deviations
This statement deviates from the SQL 2003 standard in the following ways:
| Deviation | Details |
| Extension | This SQL statement is an ElevateDB extension. |
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