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sys.sp_cdc_add_job (Transact-SQL)

Creates a change data capture cleanup or capture job in the current database.

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Składnia

sys.sp_cdc_add_job [ @job_type = ] 'job_type'
    [ , [ @start_job = ] start_job ] 
    [ , [ @maxtrans = ] max_trans ] 
    [ , [ @maxscans = ] max_scans ] 
    [ , [ @continuous = ] continuous ] 
    [ , [ @pollinginterval = ] polling_interval ] 
    [ , [ @retention ] = retention ] 
    [ , [ @threshold ] = 'delete_threshold' ]

Arguments

  • [ @job_type= ] 'job_type'
    Type of job to add. job_type is nvarchar(20) and cannot be NULL. Valid inputs are 'capture' and 'cleanup'.

  • [ @start_job= ] start_job
    Flag indicating whether the job should be started immediately after it is added. start_job is bit with a default of 1.

  • [ @maxtrans ] = max_trans
    Maximum number of transactions to process in each scan cycle. max_trans is int with a default of 500. If specified, the value must be a positive integer.

    max_trans is valid only for capture jobs.

  • [ @maxscans ] **=**max_scans
    Maximum number of scan cycles to execute in order to extract all rows from the log. max_scans is int with a default of 10.

    max_scan is valid only for capture jobs.

  • [ @continuous ] **=**continuous
    Indicates whether the capture job is to run continuously (1), or run only once (0). continuous is bit with a default of 1.

    When continuous = 1, the sp_cdc_scan job scans the log and processes up to (max_trans * max_scans) transactions. It then waits the number of seconds specified in polling_interval before beginning the next log scan.

    When continuous = 0, the sp_cdc_scan job executes up to max_scans scans of the log, processing up to max_trans transaction during each scan, and then exits.

    continuous is valid only for capture jobs.

  • [ @pollinginterval ] **=**polling_interval
    Number of seconds between log scan cycles. polling_interval is bigint with a default of 5.

    polling_interval is valid only for capture jobs when continuous is set to 1. If specified, the value cannot be negative and cannot exceed 24 hours. If a value of 0 is specified, there is no wait between log scans.

  • [ @retention ] **=**retention
    Number of minutes that change data rows are to be retained in change tables. retention is bigint with a default of 4320 (72 hours). The maximum value is 52494800 (100 years). If specified, the value must be a positive integer.

    retention is valid only for cleanup jobs.

  • [ @threshold = ] 'delete_threshold'
    Maximum number of delete entries that can be deleted by using a single statement on cleanup. delete_threshold is bigint with a default of 5000.

Return Code Values

0 (success) or 1 (failure)

Result Sets

None

Uwagi

A cleanup job is created using the default values when the first table in the database is enabled for change data capture. A capture job is created using the default values when the first table in the database is enabled for change data capture and no transactional publications exist for the database. When a transactional publication exists, the transactional log reader is used to drive the capture mechanism, and a separate capture job is neither required nor allowed.

Because the cleanup and capture jobs are created by default, this stored procedure is necessary only when a job has been explicitly dropped and must be recreated.

The name of the job is cdc.<database_name>_cleanup or cdc.<database_name>_capture, where <database_name> is the name of the current database. If a job with the same name already exists, the name is appended with a period (.) followed by a unique identifier, for example: cdc.AdventureWorks_capture.A1ACBDED-13FC-428C-8302-10100EF74F52.

To view the current configuration of a cleanup or capture job, use sp_cdc_help_jobs. To change the configuration of a job, use sp_cdc_change_job.

Permissions

Requires membership in the db_owner fixed database role.

Examples

A. Creating a capture job

The following example creates a capture job. This example assumes that the existing cleanup job was explicitly dropped and must be recreated. The job is created using the default values.

USE AdventureWorks2012;
GO
EXEC sys.sp_cdc_add_job @job_type = N'capture';
GO

B. Creating a cleanup job

The following example creates a cleanup job in the AdventureWorks2012 database. The parameter @start\_job is set to 0 and @retention is set to 5760 minutes (96 hours). This example assumes that the existing cleanup job was explicitly dropped and must be recreated.

USE AdventureWorks2012;
GO
EXEC sys.sp_cdc_add_job
     @job_type = N'cleanup'
    ,@start_job = 0
    ,@retention = 5760;

Zobacz także

Odwołanie

dbo.cdc_jobs (Transact-SQL)

sys.sp_cdc_enable_table (Transact-SQL)

Koncepcje

About Change Data Capture (SQL Server)