Within a .NET application (.NET Framework 4.5), the following is occurring:
- A single record in a table in an SQL Server database is referred to as a job
- When the job is run, C# code is called
- Briefly to explain what it is doing, the job, when run, converts PDFs in a folder directory location, to images in SQL Server
- Currently, these jobs run successfully, when the user manually runs them
Does anyone have a recommendation on how these jobs may be run as automated, and not require user intervention? I'm trying to find a process similar to the following:
- A daily process will look for all jobs that have a 'next run date' of the current date (the 'next run date' will be stored in a table/column in SQL Server)
- When a job is run, the C# code is to be called and run, without user intervention
If you can insert the first part of your requirement (to look for all jobs that have a 'next run date' of the current date (the 'next run date' will be stored in a table/column in SQL Server)) in the C# application that is already executed manually then you only need a Task Scheduler to Execute this C# Application on a daily basis.