I'm using scheduled query in Google BigQuery,
The requirement is to set it every 1st month at 04:00 (UTC+7) (Indonesia Time)
I've tried custom scheduled query but since the timezone is in UTC, so I can not achieve my requirement.
Sample :
1st day of month 04:00
How to solve this?
Can we set specific timezone in custom scheduled query in Google BigQuery?
Thanks
You can schedule your query based on your local time. For your requirements follow below steps:
Step 1: Write your query in the BigQuery console.
Step 2: Click the schedule button present at the top and select the option Create new schedule query
Step 3: Below the heading schedule options select the Repeatsoption as monthly from the drop down button and select the start at set time option radio button.
Step 4: Now click on the calendar icon to select the country and timezone.
Step 5: select Indonesia time zone as per your requirement and set the date and time.
Step 6: Fill all the required fields and click the save button.
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I've got a question and it may sound dumb but am figuring it out as I go...
In SSRS there is an option to have a data driven query and in that you can edit the dataset to read parameters of the report who to send to ect., ect.,
Is there a way to have the query read an output of a subquery and if it doesn't equal the output it doesn't send but if it does, it does trigger the report sending?
In this particular example, the report needs to be triggered to send on the 3rd business day of the month. I have a query that reads the third business day written up but I am not sure how to get it into the query and read as if the date = 2023/01/04 then trigger report and send it off, otherwise do nothing, checking daily if it is that date.
In my business day query it has the columns, Date - which is the date, DayOfWeek - which is the numeral day of the week 2-6(for weekdays), Year, Month, Day, and Working day of the month(which is all 3s being the third business day.)
Should I have the query set to reading if workingdayofmonth = 3 then trigger the report? Would that be the easiest? I am not entirely sure how to code it as such into the SSRS data driven query.
Thank you for your time and help!
If you are using Enterprise edition, you can setup a data driven subscription.
I don't use Enterprise so I can't give a working exmaple but essentially, you create a dataset for the subscription that will only return data if your conditions are met.
As you previous question (linked here for other users reference) got you a calendar view that gives you the days the report needs to run, you can use that view, something like
SELECT * FROM myCalendarView WHERE TheDate = CAST(GetDate() AS Date)
The subscription will attempt to run everyday (or whatever the schedule is) but it will not produce anything unless the query above returns a resultset.
Take a look at this post which is similar to what you are attempting.
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/sqlserver/en-US/88b6c7ec-3cba-4b5f-b09d-c098dc933063/how-to-modify-an-ssrs-subscription-to-only-run-first-monday-of-every-fiscal-month?forum=sqlreportingservices
I need a job to run on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of every month. I know I can set up a job to run every two weeks but that logic doesn't work when a month eventually hits a five week span. Is it possible to set this up using the SQL Server Agent Schedule? If not, does anyone recommend another method?
Create two schedules on the job, one that runs on the second Thursday, and one that runs on the fourth.
Under the Frequency heading on the Scheduler, change the Occurs drop down to Monthly to get to the options you need.
For example:
I preview the report now at 3:00 pm, I want SSRS to show the result that does not show up when I previewed at 2:00pm(last run), and only those records. Thanks
If your dataset is stored procedure based AND your data is time based you could save the last report run time every time it is called in a table. You could then use that value to determine when to start for the next report run. You may need to take into account the user running the report if more than one person will be running it and store a separate last run time for each user.
I need to create a T-SQL (I`m using SQL Server 2008 Express) script (procedure/function) that takes entries from a "Tasks" table and generates only the tasks planned to occur in the next 5 hours.
In the "Tasks" table I should have tasks with job like properties :
Occurrence : One time or Recursive
Frequency : every x Days, Weeks, Months
Depending on the Frequency :
For Daily : every x hours,minutes
For Weekly -Days of the week when the task should occur
For Monthly - The first,second,last -day,week day,weekend -
day of week OR The 1st, 2nd, 3rd..31st of the month.
When I run the script I should get only the tasks that will occur in the next 5 hours or less in the case if task occurs every x minutes.
So what this script should actually do is use all the options from a SQL Server Job for a task.
Example1: I create a task "Check email" that occurs every day, between 14:00 and 15:00 . When i run the script at 09:00 I would get Task:"Check email" Time:5 hours left until task, because it occurs every day, i should be able to get this result every day when I roll the script ,only if that 5 hours or less range .
Example2: A task "Send hours report" that occurs Monthly, on the 1st week day (not weekend), at 01:00 PM . Running the script on the first week day of the month at 08:00 AM I should get Task:"Send hours report" Time:5 hours until task
I know it's a quite big request but hopefully someone will find it easy what for me seems pretty hard.
You should also store somewhere the date/time of the last execution of each job (at least for jobs that are configured for every x hours/minutes). The idea is to calculate the next execution date/time for each job, and return it if it's less than 5 hours away. If the job is configured for every x hours/minutes, use DATEADD and check if the result is within the configured timeframe. If the job is configured for daily (at a specified time), just check if the specified time is less than 5 hours away (but still in the future). I have done a similar feature and it's not an easy thing to check for all cases (it took me a few days of coding).
How do I run a job in Sql Server Agent in (SQL Server Management Studio) for 'x' number of days in a month?
eg: Every 1st.2nd and 3rd of every month
The problem is I am not sure of these days! The user will specify the 'x' number of days!
For instance, the user feels for the month of April he wants the job to be scheduled on 'x' days. Here x= 1st,2nd and 4th of April.
And for the month May he feels to schedule on 'x' days. Here x= 7th,8th and 10th!
Is it possible to schedule in such a way?
Is there any script to schedule this???
Make a schedule that's run on those three days. Assign this job to that schedule.
(To elaborate and make it perfectly clear).
Make three schedules (Rightclick Jobs, Manage Schedules).In new schedules choose - Recurring on monthly. One starts the 1st, one starts the 2nd, one starts the 3rd of every month (for example, or x times for whatever day of month you wish).
Name these schedules something that's easy for you to spot in a list.
On the job you wish to run on these days, properties on it, schedule, then pick the schedule(s) you want to assign to the given job.
That should be all.
If the schedule is user defined then I'd probably just schedule the job to run every day and have the first step be to check whether it should be running today and if not exit.
Check Howto Schedule a Job and follow the Instructions of cairnz.