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My company enables/disables SQL Jobs every holiday of the year. Certain jobs can't run on holidays because they won't work.
I'd like to insert a step into this job that runs a query against a table (a holiday table), and if it finds the date, return a failure to the job (to which I'll end the job reporting success).
I can do all the math stuff, what I'm unsure about is how to return this success/failure to the Job execution from a sql statement. I could write a console program to bomb on me, but that's too many layers for something so simple.
Any ideas?
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by: Shannon_LowderPosted on 2008-01-18 at 11:20:53ID: 20693233
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