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SQL Migration from 2008 R2 to 2014

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When creating SSRS Jobs/Schedules, I modified the Script to disable the Job and keep the Schedule Enabled. Until we fully test all aspects of the migration, I do not want the SSRS report subscriptions to email out. It has come to my attention that by installing the scripts on the 2014 server at least 1 Job is running (according to the history) even though it is disabled in the MSDB. I temporarily have disabled the schedule as well. Is this a bug for 2014, or is there another field in the Create Script that I need to modify in order to just disable the Job itself without having to disable the Schedule? I am sure I am missing something, but I have not been able to notice a different in the MSDB sysjobs, sysjobschedules or sysschedules between a job I manually disable through MGMT Studio and a job that I script and just disable the job (not the schedule).

Thanks,

Tony


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