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* The ''Success Rate'' metric shows ''NaN'' when it should show 0 (zero) when a success rate has not been established, i.e., no jobs have run.
* The ''Success Rate'' metric shows ''NaN'' when it should show 0 (zero) when a success rate has not been established, i.e., no jobs have run.
* If the ''Job Monitor'' grid is sorted by any column and the data is refreshed or the theme is changed, the column sort is reset.
* If the ''Job Monitor'' grid is sorted by any column and the data is refreshed or the theme is changed, the column sort is reset.
* Clearing ''Job Monitor'' filters using the ''Clear selected filters'' button successfully resets the view, however, the status line count is not indicative of what is shown.

Revision as of 08:40, 15 September 2026


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Version 0.1.2606.0 (June 14, 2026)

  • Initial release! Enjoy!
  • See what SQL Job Commander can do for you over in the documentation.

Known Issues

  • Should a Job Monitor connection to an instance fail, the status of the SQL agent is not updated appropriately.
  • When creating or editing a job, the same schedule can be chosen more than once. However, on save, duplicate schedules are removed.
  • There is no immediate indication of an error should one happen while copying a job to another instance. However, the error is output to the session log.
  • The Success Rate metric shows NaN when it should show 0 (zero) when a success rate has not been established, i.e., no jobs have run.
  • If the Job Monitor grid is sorted by any column and the data is refreshed or the theme is changed, the column sort is reset.
  • Clearing Job Monitor filters using the Clear selected filters button successfully resets the view, however, the status line count is not indicative of what is shown.