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SQL Distributed Management Objects
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We only touched the surface of what SQL-DMO can do. I will be happy to explore SQL-DMO in more detail if you tell the staff at Developer Fusion that you want more. If you have any questions or problems about this article or source code, my contact information is listed below.
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I read your article and it is indeed an informative one. However I am having some serious problems creating a Job Schedule in VB.NET. I have managed to reduce the number of errors in the properties of the JobSchedule Object but I am still experiencing some difficulty...
You said you would help with any questions soI appeal to you for help!!
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Thank you for this article I didn't know about DMO before,it was really important to me, I had the same problem I am working on a project and I have to give and solve problems from time to time , please write more about DMO
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