So I have this issue where I do not have Admin permissions on my SQL database in order to use SQL Server Agent to create a job to run every day and was therefore considering using Power Automate to perform this action.
I've started by creating a new flow where there's a schedule to Execute a SQL Query daily. The server name is in, the Database name is in, and the Query text is in. Now I'm missing the formal parameters which is asking me to enter Key and enter Value.
What am I supposed to put in here?
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@jbrit2020 You can keep it empty, its optional parameter, in my case I have hardcoded my query and it just works fine, you too can pass your query and it should work
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@jbrit2020 You can keep it empty, its optional parameter, in my case I have hardcoded my query and it just works fine, you too can pass your query and it should work
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