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Great scripts. Very useful. Thanks Vipul
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Smart and simple. I also find using sysjobs_view useful in place of sysjobs. Especially if you are managing more than one server. The extra colum originating_Server can tell which server the job failed on. 
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These scripts are very useful. 
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sql monitoring tips are excelent. i expect more tips like that. thax and regards kiran sql dba
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Another tip for xp_readerrorlog -- the first parameter is an integer that determines which error log to read. xp_readerrorlog -- current errorlog xp_readerrorlog 1 -- most recent archived errorlog xp_readerrorlog 2 -- etc.
Dave.
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