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Chapter 6 – Managing jobs 211<br />

Figure 6.18 – Schedule a script from the <strong>Data</strong> <strong>Studio</strong> client SQL editor<br />

6.8 Exercises<br />

In this set of exercises, you will create a job and run it on the Sample Outdoor Company<br />

database, then schedule the job to run at a later time. You will also verify that the job ran<br />

successfully by looking at the job history <strong>for</strong> the job.<br />

1. Use the Job Manager page to create a new job on the Sample Outdoor Company<br />

database using the sample script in this chapter. Do not add a schedule to the job<br />

when you create it. You will add a schedule later.<br />

2. Run the job manually from the Job List tab.<br />

3. Use the History tab to verify that the job ran successfully.<br />

4. From the Schedules tab, schedule the job to run in five minutes.<br />

5. Use the History tab to verify that the job ran successfully.<br />

6.9 Summary<br />

In this chapter you have learned about the components of a <strong>Data</strong> <strong>Studio</strong> web console job,<br />

and about the various types of jobs that can be scheduled. You have also learned how to<br />

create and schedule jobs on your databases, and how to run a job directly <strong>with</strong>out<br />

scheduling. At the end you have learned how to view the status of your jobs by email<br />

notification and by viewing the history of your jobs. And finally you have learned how to<br />

schedule a job from the <strong>Data</strong> <strong>Studio</strong> full client.

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