SQL Server – TSQL Script to Check Job Run Status

Below is a T-SQL script to check SQL job​​ run​​ status.

 

SET​​ NOCOUNT​​ ON

--Checking for SQL Server verion

IF​​ CONVERT(tinyint,(SUBSTRING(CONVERT(CHAR(1),SERVERPROPERTY('productversion')),1,1)))​​ <>​​ 8

BEGIN

---This is for SQL 2k5 and SQL2k8 servers

SET​​ NOCOUNT​​ ON

SELECT​​ Convert(varchar(20),SERVERPROPERTY('ServerName'))​​ AS​​ ServerName,

j.name​​ AS​​ job_name,

CASE​​ j.enabled​​ WHEN​​ 1​​ THEN​​ 'Enabled'​​ Else​​ 'Disabled'​​ END​​ AS​​ job_status,

CASE​​ jh.run_status​​ WHEN​​ 0​​ THEN​​ 'Error Failed'

WHEN​​ 1​​ THEN​​ 'Succeeded'

WHEN​​ 2​​ THEN​​ 'Retry'

WHEN​​ 3​​ THEN​​ 'Cancelled'

WHEN​​ 4​​ THEN​​ 'In Progress'​​ ELSE

'Status Unknown'​​ END​​ AS​​ 'last_run_status',

ja.run_requested_date​​ as​​ last_run_date,

CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),CONVERT(DATETIME,RTRIM(19000101))+(jh.run_duration​​ *​​ 9​​ +​​ jh.run_duration​​ %​​ 10000​​ *​​ 6​​ +​​ jh.run_duration​​ %​​ 100​​ *​​ 10)​​ /​​ 216e4,108)​​ AS​​ run_duration,

ja.next_scheduled_run_date,

CONVERT(VARCHAR(500),jh.message)​​ AS​​ step_description

FROM

(msdb.dbo.sysjobactivity ja​​ LEFT​​ JOIN​​ msdb.dbo.sysjobhistory jh​​ ON​​ ja.job_history_id​​ =​​ jh.instance_id)

join​​ msdb.dbo.sysjobs_view​​ j​​ on​​ ja.job_id​​ =​​ j.job_id

WHERE​​ ja.session_id=(SELECT​​ MAX(session_id) ​​​​ from​​ msdb.dbo.sysjobactivity)​​ ORDER​​ BY​​ job_name,job_status

END

ELSE

BEGIN

--This is for​​ SQL2k servers

SET​​ NOCOUNT​​ ON

DECLARE​​ @SQL​​ VARCHAR(5000)

--Getting information from sp_help_job to a temp table

SET​​ @SQL='SELECT job_id,name AS job_name,CASE enabled WHEN 1 THEN ''Enabled'' ELSE ''Disabled'' END AS job_status,

CASE last_run_outcome WHEN 0 THEN ''Error Failed''

 WHEN 1 THEN ''Succeeded''

 WHEN 2 THEN ''Retry''

 WHEN 3 THEN ''Cancelled''

 WHEN 4 THEN ''In Progress'' ELSE

 ''Status Unknown'' END AS ​​ last_run_status,

CASE RTRIM(last_run_date) WHEN 0 THEN 19000101 ELSE​​ last_run_date END last_run_date,

CASE RTRIM(last_run_time) WHEN 0 THEN 235959 ELSE last_run_time END last_run_time,​​ 

CASE RTRIM(next_run_date) WHEN 0 THEN 19000101 ELSE next_run_date END next_run_date,​​ 

CASE RTRIM(next_run_time) WHEN 0 THEN 235959 ELSE next_run_time END next_run_time,

last_run_date AS lrd, last_run_time AS lrt

INTO ##jobdetails

FROM OPENROWSET(''sqloledb'', ''server=(local);trusted_connection=yes'', ''set fmtonly off exec msdb.dbo.sp_help_job'')'

exec​​ (@SQL)

--Merging run date & time format, adding run duration and adding step description

select​​ Convert(varchar(20),SERVERPROPERTY('ServerName'))​​ AS​​ ServerName,jd.job_name,jd.job_status,jd.last_run_status,

CONVERT(DATETIME,RTRIM(jd.last_run_date))​​ +(jd.last_run_time​​ *​​ 9​​ +​​ jd.last_run_time​​ %​​ 10000​​ *​​ 6​​ +​​ jd.last_run_time​​ %​​ 100​​ *​​ 10)​​ /​​ 216e4​​ AS​​ last_run_date,

CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),CONVERT(DATETIME,RTRIM(19000101))+(jh.run_duration​​ *​​ 9​​ +​​ jh.run_duration​​ %​​ 10000​​ *​​ 6​​ +​​ jh.run_duration​​ %​​ 100​​ *​​ 10)​​ /​​ 216e4,108)​​ AS​​ run_duration,

CONVERT(DATETIME,RTRIM(jd.next_run_date))​​ +(jd.next_run_time​​ *​​ 9​​ +​​ jd.next_run_time​​ %​​ 10000​​ *​​ 6​​ +​​ jd.next_run_time​​ %​​ 100​​ *​​ 10)​​ /​​ 216e4​​ AS​​ next_scheduled_run_date,

CONVERT(VARCHAR(500),jh.message)​​ AS​​ step_description

from​​ (##jobdetails jd ​​ LEFT​​ JOIN ​​​​ msdb.dbo.sysjobhistory jh​​ ON​​ jd.job_id=jh.job_id​​ AND​​ jd.lrd=jh.run_date​​ AND​​ jd.lrt=jh.run_time)​​ where​​ step_id=0​​ or​​ step_id​​ is​​ null

order​​ by​​ jd.job_name,jd.job_status

--dropping the temp table

drop​​ table​​ ###jobdetails

END

 

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SQL Server – SQL Server Agent Job History

The other day, I was troubleshooting a database slowness issue when the lead application developer asks me whether or not there are any SQL Jobs running during that time. The T-SQL​​ script below helped me to retrieve that info. This T-SQL script will check the SQL Agent Job history.

 

 

SELECT

​​ j.name​​ AS​​ 'JobName',

​​ run_date,

​​ run_time,

​​ msdb.dbo.agent_datetime(run_date,​​ run_time)​​ AS​​ 'RunDateTime'

FROM​​ msdb.dbo.sysjobs j​​ 

INNER​​ JOIN​​ msdb.dbo.sysjobhistory h​​ 

​​ ON​​ j.job_id​​ =​​ h.job_id​​ 

WHERE​​ j.enabled​​ =​​ 1 ​​ --Only Enabled Jobs

ORDER​​ by​​ JobName,​​ RunDateTime​​ DESC

 

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