Mirroring Job Switcher

By sam, 2007/09/04

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I wrote this so that jobs associated with a mirrored database will run on the principal and not on the mirror. Please send your comments on what implications I might be missing - I would appreciate that greatly.

This procedure works in conjunction with a WMI alert you will setup in SQLSEVERAGENT -> Alerts ->Mirroring Status Changed. When the status of a mirrored database changes, a job which runs this proc will be called.
It will then deactivate or reactivate as needed, any jobs which have the same category as the mirrored databases name.

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