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Not seeing Saved Jobs in Job Manager

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    • May 23, 2005 at 10:35 pm #9002
      PatMc
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      I have just pruchased Enterprise and am having a problem with Job Manager.

      I created and saved a Data Synchronization session – MySession.xml

      When I open Job Manager from the PowerTools menu no jobs are listed.

      ???

      Another question

      If I save 75 Data Synchronization session jobs then want to run all 75 jobs to synchronize 75 databases down to my local server. How do I do this?

    • May 24, 2005 at 3:12 am #17919
      Ritesh
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      Quote:
      When I open Job Manager from the PowerTools menu no jobs are listed.

      Did you schedule the jobs? Job manager only shows jobs that are scheduled.

      Quote:
      If I save 75 Data Synchronization session jobs then want to run all 75 jobs to synchronize 75 databases down to my local server.

      Schedule it.

    • May 25, 2005 at 5:54 pm #17920
      PatMc
      Member

      Thanks Ritesh.

      Not the functionality I would like but with the Synchronization scheduled I now have it in the Job Manager list. I'd rather not have to schedule it to be able to get it in the Job Manager so I could execute it.

      When I highlight a task in the Job Manager list and click Exicute I get a pop-up that says “successfully initialized” but the task's synchronization does not happen.

      Perhaps I don't understand the designed functionality of the Execute button.

      I expect it to execute the saved task which is a sync from remote to local.

      ???

    • May 25, 2005 at 10:01 pm #17921
      Ritesh
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      Did you provide your username/password in the Scheduled Task wizard?

      Windows Task Scheduler requires user to provide their system username/password for it to execute the task.

    • May 25, 2005 at 10:35 pm #17922
      PatMc
      Member

      No I didn't.

      Thanks you very much.

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