To Get Latest SQL Job Status

By Mohit Nayyar, 2003/09/04

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This query will give you the current job status of all scheduled jobs on sql server. Just by using sysJobs, and sysJobHistory table you will get to know the details
about the last status of the scheduled jobs, irrespective of their status like failed, successful, or cancelled.

Note: You must have admin right on MSDB database in order to execute this query.

Mohit Nayyar
MCP, MCAD, MCSD, MCDBA

By Mohit Nayyar, 2003/09/04

Total article views: 886 | Views in the last 30 days: 97

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