MSDB is the home of the SQL Server Agent data. In it, one can find the jobs, job steps, schedules, operators, and execution history. All of these tables can be queried directly as shown in the examples below. Also, all of these queries should be run in the MSDB databa...
has_step int Number of job steps the job has. has_schedule int Number of job schedules the job has. has_target int Number of target servers the job has. type int Type of the job:1 = Local job.2 = Multiserver job.0 = Job has no target servers.Remarks...
Our SQL Server Agent service includes jobs with a rich set of schedules to monitor and maintain. Because we have an ongoing need to add new jobs, replace existing jobs, and modify job schedules, senior IT management and client organization staff are not always sure which jobs are scheduled ...
SCHEDULESSchedule information STEPSJob step information TARGETSTarget information [@job_type= ] 'job_type' The type of jobs to include in the report.@job_typeisvarchar(12), with a default ofNULL.@job_typecan beLOCALorMULTI-SERVER. [@owner_login_name= ] N'owner_login_name' ...
Force a Target Server to Poll the Master Server Format Pager Addresses for Alerts Give Others Ownership of a Job Handle Multiple Job Steps List Job Category Information Make a Master Server Make a Target Server Manage Events Manage Job Steps Manage Jobs Across an Enterprise Manage Schedules Modify...
DECLARE @temp_schedules_to_delete TABLE (schedule_id INT NOT NULL) 1. INSERT INTO #temp_jobs_to_delete 1. SELECT job_id, (SELECT COUNT(*) 1. FROM msdb.dbo.sysjobservers 1. WHERE (job_id = @job_id) 1. AND (server_id = 0)) ...
after building your SSIS project and putting it into action you just start doing some JOB Schedules through the SQL Agent, but when you have a lot of schedules updating them starts to get annoying. and you can start getting some queries to list the Jobs, tasks and schedules in our discussi...
Number of Job Schedules Number of job schedules the job has. Number of Job Steps Number of job steps the job has. Number of Target Servers Number of target servers the job has. Originating Server Name of the server from which the job originated. Start Step ID ID of the step in the job...
Select a step from the step list, and use the arrow buttons to move the step up or down one position. Jobs (SQL Server) - Schedules When creating or editing a job, this tab/panel lets you manage the schedules for a job. Specifically, you can: ...
After you create the job and the job steps, you can create a schedule for running the job. However you can also create an unscheduled job that you run manually. For more information, seeCreate and Attach Schedules to Jobs. You can enhance the job by setting notification options, such as ...