Cisco Cisco Workload Automation 6.3 User Guide
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Defining Microsoft SQL Jobs
Adding a Database Job
20.
Click the
Advanced
tab to configure options for this step.
Note:
Depending on the option selected from the Type list of the General tab, this dialog displays different options.
21.
Select the
Append output to step history
option.
You can also re-direct the output to a local file or log it to a database table.
In the advanced configuration, you can also specify what action to take when a step succeeds or fails. You can stop
the entire job, reporting either success or failure. Or, you can jump to any previous or next step. For the last step of
the job, you usually want to specify Quit the job reporting success from the
the entire job, reporting either success or failure. Or, you can jump to any previous or next step. For the last step of
the job, you usually want to specify Quit the job reporting success from the
On success action
list.
22.
Click
OK
to return to the
MSSql Job
tab.
Importing Steps from an Existing Database Job
As an alternative to adding steps one-by-one, you can import steps from an existing Microsoft SQL server job definition.
To import steps:
1.
On the
MSSql
tab of the
MSSql Job Definition
dialog, select
Database Job
from the
Type
list.
2.
In the
Import Job
field, click the ellipsis to display the
Database Job Selection
dialog.
3.
In the
Select A Job
field, select the job that contains the steps you want to import.