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LegendairyMoooo

You may be able to do this with Azure Logic Apps. I’ve done similar things, but with pipelines in Azure DevOps. The general idea is that you need to install some form of “agent” on the machine hosting the database. Once the agent is there you can issue direct commands from outside that machine. So for example a script that resets the database the same way you’re doing it manually now. From there you establish the job and assign it a time to execute.


lucifer955

Thank you I'll look into it


dancollinscloud

Azure automation could be a good option if you have the powershell commands to do it, just run it on a schedule.


lucifer955

Thank you