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Running scheduled tasks in SQL Server Express has to be done differently due to the limitations of the Edition. As well as having a maximum database size of 10GB and 1GB consumable RAM, Express does include the SQL Server Agent. So, If you need a task to run on a time based schedule, you’ll have to look outside of SQL Server. Windows Task Scheduler is where I’d steer to, running a PowerShell or DOS script which utilises sqlcmd. The DOS approach is further explained within the following steps; #  Locate/install sqlcmd . #   Create .bat sqlcmd script . #   Create Scheduled Task . The .bat script for this post will execute  Ola Hallengren’s Index Maintenance , which I’ll set to run weekly on the Express instance of SQL. Ola’s index maintenance stored proc is assumed to be on the SQL Server for this task. Locate/Install Sqlcmd The sqlcmd utility is installed with SSMS, or you can  download separate Windows & Linux clients . If you already have SSMS installed, you can find the directory

  /****** Object:  StoredProcedure [dbo].[GenerateTriggers]    Script Date: 12/23/2021 2:29:50 PM ******/ SET ANSI_NULLS ON GO SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON GO     CREATE PROC [dbo].[GenerateTriggers]     @Schemaname Sysname = 'dbo'    ,@Tablename  Sysname    ,@GenerateScriptOnly    bit = 1   ,@ForceDropAuditTable   bit = 0   ,@IgnoreExistingColumnMismatch   bit = 0   ,@DontAuditforUsers NVARCHAR(4000) =  '' ,@DontAuditforColumns NVARCHAR(4000) =  '' AS        SET NOCOUNT ON        /*    Parameters    @Schemaname            - SchemaName to which the table belongs to. Default value 'dbo'.    @Tablename            - TableName for which the procs needs to be generated.    @GenerateScriptOnly - When passed 1 , this will generate the scripts alone..                          When passed 0 , this will create the audit tables and triggers in the current database.                          Default value is 1    @ForceDropAuditTable - When passed 1 , will drop the audit

  "C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\150\DTS\Binn\DTExec.exe" /f "E:\PMD\Document\Transcosmos.Ssis.Project\Transcosmos.Ssis.HR\SyncDataPkg.dtsx"

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  How to convert Time to Decimal in SQL with an integer I am having a couple of issues converting time to decimal... Essentially I have used a DATEDIFF to identify the hours and minutes between two dates and times. This produces a result of 5.45, however I would like to get the result as 5.75. select RTRIM(DATEDIFF( second , startdate, enddate) / 3600 ) + '.' + RIGHT ( '0' + RTRIM((DATEDIFF( second , startdate, enddate) % 3600 ) / 60 ), 2 ) from time I have tried a few things but I believe the issue is that this is not an integer and that's why i cant convert the minutes. Asked By: Withdalot || Source Answer #1: Get the time difference in minutes, and divide by 60, this will place hours before the decimal separator and minutes after: datediff( minute , startdate, enddate) / 60.0 Answered By: Guffa Answer #2: Select DATEDIFF( second , startdate, enddate) / 3600.0 Answered By: bummi Answer #3: As mentioned in  this answer , "Take the DateDiff in second