If your Jet Data Manager (JDM) Scheduler service does not start automatically after a server restart, it may be due to missing service dependencies. Setting a dependency ensures that the Scheduler waits for SQL Server to fully start before attempting to run. If you want to setup an object dependency in Jet Data Manager: Setup Object Dependencies in JDM.
Follow the steps below to configure this dependency.
Step 1: Open an Elevated Command Prompt
On the Jet Data Manager server:
Open Command Prompt as Administrator
Enter the following command:
Replace Jet Data Manager Scheduler XX.X.X.XX with the version installed on your system.
Replace MSSQLSERVER with the service name of the SQL instance hosting your projectRepository database.
Step 2: Verify the Dependency
After the command runs successfully:
Open Services
Locate and open the Jet Data Manager Scheduler service
Go to the Dependencies tab
You should now see SQL Server listed as a required dependency.
Result
With the dependency configured, the JDM Scheduler service will automatically restart whenever your server restarts, ensuring stable execution of scheduled tasks without manual intervention.

