Run PowerShell as an Administrator using the run window (for all versions of Windows).There are five easy methods to run a PowerShell as an administrator in Windows Operating system: Delete: Click it to delete a task from the database.Next → ← prev PowerShell run as Administrator.Execution Records: Click it to view the task execution details, group execution status, SQL statements, and group logs.View the execution logs and group details under the group list, and view or modify the SQL statements on the group details page.

On the Finished Tasks page, view tasks that are executed upon submission or at scheduled points in time.

You can also click Resume to restore the scheduling. The task status changes from Scheduling to Paused. A stopped task will be moved to the Finished Tasks list.

Terminate: Click it to stop a scheduled task.

View Logs: Click it to view log details.

Execution Records: Click it to view the task execution details and logs.

Additionally, view the execution details on the Scheduling Execution Records page.

Then, click Schedule Now to trigger a scheduling immediately. View the execution logs and group details under the group list and view the SQL statements on the group details page.Ĭlick the name of a periodic task to go to the Task Information page. Details: Click it to view the task information.You can search for tasks by status, scheduling type, task ID, or task name. In the scheduling task list, view periodic tasks.After a task is executed, it is automatically displayed in the list of finished tasks.

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