This post is part of the series on Upgrading to Jet 2019.
After completing the configuration of Jet Analytics 2019, I discovered that the Jet Data Manager Scheduler was not running:
I was also unable to start the service:
This was puzzling, what with the previous version not having been a problem when I installed it. However, there was only a few small steps required to get it running:
- Grant access to SQL server for the Domain account which will be running the service.
- Change the service account running the service to the required Domain account.
- Log into the server running Jet Reports using the service account login and then configure Jet Data Manager again.
Once you’ve done this, the service should be correctly running.
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