Sql-server – Schedule database backup question

I could not resolve this issue and changed my approach to utilize a SQL Job instead of running the package directly from a powershell script.

Summary of solution:

• SQL Job with one Job Step
• The Job Step executes the SSIS package

To run a SQL Job with a custom you must also create:

• an instance-level Credential
• a Proxy Account which should be mapped to the Credential

I still wonder what's different about this approach versus the 'interactive' approach listed above. Both approaches run with the exact same identity and privileges!

For an in-depth description of the steps required to configure a SQL Job, look at this example code for Automated Deployment of a SQL Job and Job Step.

Hope this helps someone else in the same situation -

In more research and diving into the msdn site documentation I have found and am now using.

sp_add_schedule, sp_attach_schedule and sp_detach_schedule, sp_delete_schedule

so when the job sees that others are running ATM I am doing this:

exec msdb.dbo.sp_add_schedule [MSDN link][1]
   @schedule_name = @TempScheduleName,
   @enabled = 1,
   @freq_interval = 1,
   @freq_type = 1,
   @freq_subday_type = 4,
   @freq_recurrence_factor = 1,
   @freq_subday_interval = 5,
   @active_start_date = @todaysdate,
   @active_start_time = @todaystime (plus 5min)


exec msdb.dbo.sp_attach_schedule [MSDN Link][2]
   @job_name = @JobName',
   @schedule_name = @TempScheduleName

then the next time the job is run this is also done to remove the temp schedule:

   exec msdb.dbo.sp_detach_schedule
    @job_name = @JobName,
    @schedule_name = @TempScheduleName

   exec msdb.dbo.sp_delete_schedule
   @schedule_name = @TempScheduleName