you can use one of the dot net languages with SMO to script the jobs. This is a snippet from something I did in VB.Net. Please keep in mind that I am not very good with VB. Of course you will need to create all your variable, objects, streamwriter, etc.

There are quite a lot of examples on the net. It's the only way I could do it since I'm not a dot net person.

wf.WriteLine()

wf.WriteLine("-- **** Create Jobs")

wf.WriteLine()

Dim jb As Agent.Job

For Each jb In svr.JobServer.Jobs

smoObjects = New Urn(0) {}

smoObjects(0) = jb.Urn

scrp.Options.IncludeIfNotExists = True

Dim sc As StringCollection

sc = scrp.Script(smoObjects)

Dim st As String

For Each st In sc

wf.WriteLine(st)

wf.Flush()

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