How to Create Elastic Jobs in Azure SQL Database Using T-SQL
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In this episode of Data Exposed, Kate Smith shows us how to run and monitor Elastic Jobs using both PowerShell and T-SQL.
[01:33] PowerShell Demo
[09:43] T-SQL Demo
More episodes in the Elastic Jobs for Azure SQL Series:
Elastic Jobs in Azure SQL Database - Part 1
Elastic Jobs in Azure SQL Database - Part 2
Elastic Jobs in Azure SQL Database - Part 1
Elastic Jobs in Azure SQL Database - Part 2
Resources:
Elastic Jobs in Azure SQL Database – What and Why
Fundamental Concepts for Elastic Jobs in Azure SQL Database
Creating an Elastic Jobs Agent, Credentials, and Jobs for Azure SQL Database in PowerShell
Creating an Elastic Jobs Agent, Credentials, and Jobs for Azure SQL Database using T-SQL
Running, Scheduling and Monitoring Elastic Jobs in Azure SQL Database
Troubleshooting Common issues with Elastic Jobs in Azure SQL Database
Fundamental Concepts for Elastic Jobs in Azure SQL Database
Creating an Elastic Jobs Agent, Credentials, and Jobs for Azure SQL Database in PowerShell
Creating an Elastic Jobs Agent, Credentials, and Jobs for Azure SQL Database using T-SQL
Running, Scheduling and Monitoring Elastic Jobs in Azure SQL Database
Troubleshooting Common issues with Elastic Jobs in Azure SQL Database
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