Using SQL Server 2019 standard.
I know I previously was able to edit maintenance plans - I added a line to them last week to run a stored procedure on a new schema (it was already called on other schemas.
Now though, when I open the maintenance plan, I am trying to comment out the line I added last week because there's some issues I need to trouble shoot, and I can't seem to. The OK button stays grey no matter what, if I comment out my line, delete the line, add a new line, etc.
I looked at my roles using the following query
select r.name as Role, m.name as Principal
from
master.sys.server_role_members rm
inner join
master.sys.server_principals r on r.principal_id = rm.role_principal_id and r.type = 'R'
inner join
master.sys.server_principals m on m.principal_id = rm.member_principal_id
where m.name = 'someCompany\MyName'
and it says I am a sysadmin so I would think that means I have all the privileges to do this but no matter what the OK stays grey. I've tried exiting SSMS, restarting my computer, making sure I right click "Modify" on the Maintenance Plan and then right-click "Edit" on the specific sub plan but no matter what it's greyed out. I am at the end of things to try. Anyone know what is going wrong here? I'm sure it's something simple I am missing but it's been 2 hours now and I can't justify not asking for help on this anymore.
Edit: Some clarifications based on comments: My role of sysadmin was determined based on the query above which I found in another post.
I am referring to a TSQL Task inside a maintenance subplan. This task calls several stored procedures, one of which I added last week by typing it in and clicking OK. Now, I cannot seem to comment out that stored procedure, delete it, or add another stored procedure - the OK button remains disabled regardless.
