How To Easily Schedule SAP Standard Jobs With SM36
Summary: As someone with many years of experience as a SAP Basis Administrator, one of the questions which comes up quite often is, did you schedule all of the SAP maintenance jobs? 
This question is most often asked when a system has just been installed or when certain tables are growing in size a little too quickly.
This question is most often asked when a system has just been installed or when certain tables are growing in size a little too quickly.
Scheduling the SAP Standard jobs
The task of scheduling the standard jobs used to be a tedious one; you had to check the SAP Note 16083 – Standard jobs, reorganization jobs, and then you had to go through it step by step and create each job individually with the appropriate variant. Since 4.6C, this is no longer a requirement. There is now a much easier solution.
Start transaction SM36 and you should a screen similar to the one below: