1. Make code change in one server and pushing the agent to another where the server name to run the scheduled agent gets changed.
My solution is to make the server name as the Production server in your development server. In development, you wouldn't run on schedule, so, no issues. Moving them to Production keeps the servername intact.
Alternatively, you could also make the agent ask for a servername when enabled, but I have not used this technique. Might work.
2. Agent runs when enabled. I know this is a hassle. But I read that there is a notes.ini setting with which this can be disabled. I wanted to get it implemented in our environment, but the priority was low, I forgot about it. Worth doing.
Jake,
Couple of things:
1. Make code change in one server and pushing the agent to another where the server name to run the scheduled agent gets changed.
My solution is to make the server name as the Production server in your development server. In development, you wouldn't run on schedule, so, no issues. Moving them to Production keeps the servername intact.
Alternatively, you could also make the agent ask for a servername when enabled, but I have not used this technique. Might work.
2. Agent runs when enabled. I know this is a hassle. But I read that there is a notes.ini setting with which this can be disabled. I wanted to get it implemented in our environment, but the priority was low, I forgot about it. Worth doing.
If I find the ini variable I will post it here