OSRunPriority Property
This feature will be removed in a future version of Microsoft SQL Server. Avoid using this feature in new development work, and plan to modify applications that currently use this feature.
The OSRunPriority property controls execution thread scheduling for job steps executing operating system tasks.
Syntax
object
.OSRunPriority [=value]
Parts
- object
An expression that evaluates to an object in the Applies To list.
- value
A long integer that specifies an operating system task execution priority level as described in Settings.
Data Type
Long, enumerated
Modifiable
Read/write
Prototype (C/C++)
HRESULT GetOSRunPriority(
SQLDMO_RUNPRIORITY_TYPE* pRetVal);
HRESULT SetOSRunPriority(
SQLDMO_RUNPRIORITY_TYPE NewValue);
Settings
| Constant | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
SQLDMORunPri_AboveNormal |
1 |
Slightly elevated priority. |
SQLDMORunPri_BelowNormal |
-1 |
Reduced priority. |
SQLDMORunPri_Highest |
2 |
Highest priority level allowed by the process priority. |
SQLDMORunPri_Idle |
-15 |
No CPU time is spent on this thread unless all other threads are blocked. |
SQLDMORunPri_Lowest |
-2 |
Lowest priority level allowed by the process priority. |
SQLDMORunPri_Normal |
0 |
Standard priority level. |
SQLDMORunPri_TimeCritical |
15 |
No CPU time is given to other processes while the job step executes. |
SQLDMORunPri_Unknown |
100 |
The value is not valid. |
Remarks
Set the OSRunPriority property to alter execution thread scheduling for job steps executing operating system commands. The property specifies a thread priority relative to that granted to an instance of Microsoft SQL Server.
Warning
Setting operating system thread priority can have adverse effects on other processes running on the server. Care should be taken when specifying priorities above normal.
Applies To:
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