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Job Queues & Job Queue Entries
Deepak_Singh
Member Posts: 3
Hello friend,
Some time there is some network issue Job Queues & Job Queue Entries stopping automatically, After stopping all job has been stop automatically. Then we need to start these Job Queues & Job Queue Entries run manually.My question is this someone have any idea regarding this services run automatically after stopping.
Some time there is some network issue Job Queues & Job Queue Entries stopping automatically, After stopping all job has been stop automatically. Then we need to start these Job Queues & Job Queue Entries run manually.My question is this someone have any idea regarding this services run automatically after stopping.
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Normally on your Application Server an event (Administrative Tools --> Event Viewer) will be created. I gather the Event Number is always the same. With a right click on an event you can "Attach Task to This Event".
There you can start e.g. a batch File that will send you an email. So you can start this Service manually.
Maybe this will help you to find a solution to start the service automatically