Yes, this is to ensure that job id is unique and to support multi-user access when running in the server mode. The limit for the job id is 2147483647, however there is a 32765 limit for the total number of jobs that can be stored in one job database. Make sure you delete not-needed jobs. If you frequently create/delete a few jobs you can create them as static jobs and modify them as needed. Instead of create/delete operations you would use modify/enable/disable operations. : I notice that, when creating Dynamic Jobs, the Job No increases by one each
: time, even though I delete the job once it has run. What is the maximum
: Job No possible? In other words, how many jobs can I create before I run
: out of Job No's? Also, what implication does this have for the size of my
: job database - will it increase over time? : Thanks
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