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Can I Spit the Split a timer job based on the content database?

Background: Currently in our SP Farm there is one custom timer job 'X' we developed and scheduled at the web application level (using SPAllSitesJobDefinitionSPAllSitesJobDefinition as base class and override the ProcessSiteProcessSite method). The Timer job ran for each content DB.

We have very large number of site collection exist for this web application. We want to split the timer job because it take too much RAM and time. Is this any way I can split the timer job based on the content database/ managed path.

Thanks for your help.?

Can I Spit the timer job based on the content database?

Background: Currently in our SP Farm there is one custom timer job 'X' we developed and scheduled at the web application level (using SPAllSitesJobDefinition as base class and override the ProcessSite method). The Timer job ran for each content DB.

We have very large number of site collection exist for this web application. We want to split the timer job because it take too much RAM and time. Is this any way I can split the timer job based on the content database/ managed path.

Thanks for your help.

Split a timer job based on content database

Background: Currently in our SP Farm there is one custom timer job 'X' we developed and scheduled at the web application level (using SPAllSitesJobDefinition as base class and override the ProcessSite method). The Timer job ran for each content DB.

We have very large number of site collection exist for this web application. We want to split the timer job because it take too much RAM and time. Is this any way I can split the timer job based on the content database/ managed path?

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Basant B. Pandey
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Can I Spit the timer job based on the content database?

Background: Currently in our SP Farm there is one custom timer job 'X' we developed and scheduled at the web application level (using SPAllSitesJobDefinition as base class and override the ProcessSite method). The Timer job ran for each content DB.

We have very large number of site collection exist for this web application. We want to split the timer job because it take too much RAM and time. Is this any way I can split the timer job based on the content database/ managed path.

Thanks for your help.