Question

We are writing a scheduling system and are planning to mimic the sysschedules table in SqlServer.

We have been looking to see if the .Net Framework has these enumerations already, or if we have to create them ourselves.

We haven't found them...but that doesn't mean they aren't there.

Does anybody know if they exist? I'd rather not duplicate the effort if it already exists.

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Solution

SQL Server Management Objects (SMO) is a set of managed libraries that deal with SQL Server management.

These contain classes, enumeration and other object that allow full control of SQL Server instances and servers.

In this instance, the JobSchedule class look like what you need.

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