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I would like to display the jobs I execute on our SQL Server Databases to see where I have jobs running in parallel. i have attached a screenshot of the table with my data describing the frequency and intervals between which, each job runs.I need something where I can see directly where jobs are overlapping
Hi @Anonymous
You may try to add a column to get the count number.Then filter the column not equal 1 like below to get the overlap rows.
Column = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(Table1))
Regards,
Here is the formula i have been using to count overlap so far.
Hi @Anonymous
It seems you may use don't summarize for the column in the visual.
Or you may create a measure.If it is not your case,please follow this article How to Get Your Question Answered Quickly to share some simplified sample data and show your expected output.
Regards,
The count is definitely more accurate, but it still doesn't count overlap at each interval after the start time.
Do I need to make a new table through the criteria of the measure shown in your example for each moment the jobs are run?
Essentially i need to have a count at every time of the day there is any overlap caused by multiple jobs operating at the same time. For instance, if a 5minute job started at 00:00:00am and a 3minute job started at 00:00:00am there would be overlap of those jobs every 15th minute after the start at 00:00:00-00:15:00-00:30:00-... and etc. for all jobs throughout the day that share run time due to a lowest common denominator for intervals each hour of each working day.
The problem I have is that I need to get the count for each job, and a few of the jobs run every 1minute, 2minutes, 3minutes, 5minutes, etc. but not at the same start time. Two jobs can run every 5 minutes but one job runs on the 00:30 second mark and the other job will run at the 00:45 second mark. these two jobs won't overlap, but other jobs will share the same start times and those are the ones i need to be able to count.
I need to create a visual with an x-axis as the duration of 1 day (using 0-24 hours) and a line that shows the count of overlap of the jobs running per minute of that day.
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