1. If the scheduler is restarted it starts fresh and it doesn't look back. In this satiation nothing you can do about that. The only exception is when the job is already queued at the time of outage and the clear queue on startup option is enabled (it enabled by default). In that satiation the job runs immediately after restart. 2. If the scheduler is not restarted and missed some jobs because program files were not available (no network drive, etc...) or the machine was so busy it could not run other jobs, you can use retry after error options (customize number of retries and retry interval) and/or use skip late job options and customize definition of a late job ("late" interval). : Hello : We had a power outage this morning, and then when we restored power,
: the jobs that had been scheduled to run during the power outage did not
: automatically start.
: I had to run these jobs manually.
: Is there a way to set up a job so that the scheduler will run it even if its
: past its normal run time, but has not run today due to unforeseen
: problems. : Thanks
: Michael
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