Should be a pretty easy matter to crank out a C# form to establish the connection (and handle user security or rights that limit what reports a particular user can run ) and present a list of reports or sprocs to run. Probably the cleanest way and wouldn't rely on scripting.
>Hi
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>I've got some Jobs that run stored procedures to produce some reports.
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>These jobs are scheduled but sometimes users want to be able to trigger there running themselves.
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>has anyone got any idea how I can give users the ability to start jobs in SQL Server.
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>Thanks
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>Nick
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