Looking at your log there, it says that the edition of SQL Server that installed the service does not support SQL Server Agent.

I would double check your installation media to...

Some people really like the debug feature.  My thoughts on it are that it was a pain to get set up and it seemed to be very inconsistent on my...

The error messages related to the SQL Agent sound like something is broken in MSDB.  If this is a NEW 2019 install, I would do an uninstall and reinstall it...

My opinion - I would refrain from any "execute all" or "read all" permissions.  They are risky.  I would operate on a least privilege model and create roles to access...

I think that that is best practice anyway.  My understanding is that on a server, you want as little overhead as possible which means not installing additional tools like SSMS. ...

So it sounds like you want to adjust it to return the string minus the last character.

I would use a combination of LEFT and LEN (not 100% sure on the...

running the script from C:\ though is different than running it from c:\temp or any other folder.  If "file.bat" is using relative paths instead of absolute paths, it may be...

Depending on how you are doing the move from work table to reporting table, that could be the problem.  Is it a wipe and reload?  Is it a merge?  Is...

I generally don't install SSMS on the server.  To me it feels like extra overhead for little benefit.  I have SSMS installed on my workstation and I connect to the...

As a random guess (I can't see the code in your bat file), it is either using relative paths OR is using network shared drives.

Since SQL says it ran successfully,...

As a thought, are you using NOLOCK?

As a second thought, are you doing any transforms on the data in the Data Flow task that MAY be changing the data?

Another thought,...

I think it would help to see current output and expected output.

Looking at what you wrote, I don't see why it would add a comma in front of closing date...

That error usually means a COM object is not registered correctly.  I am not sure what COM object corresponds to that CLSID, but if you can determine that, you MAY...

I think the first step is to define user requirements.

My understanding of an "air gapped" system is that the system is on an isolated network with limited access to it...

Glad you found the answer.  Could you share it with the group?

I know I have not seen this issue before.  Generally though, I have a different habit.  I disable the...