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Hi there,

I wanted to know if there is a possiblity of running a scheduled VBScript file under MSSQL 7.0 using the - Management->Sql Server Agent->Jobs.


When I create a Step, there are these given options:
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I understand that the configuration would allow VBScript or Java Script or Others.... but the command could only be as long as 3200 characters. My script is longer than the mentioned limit hence I will have to use an external .vbs file.
I don't know how the third option of others to be used.

2.Operating System Command(CmdExec):
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Could anyone suggest me how to go about scheduling a .vbs file on MSSQL 7.0 with set frequency.

Regards,
Raj

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