sp_help_job (Transact-SQL)

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05/21/2024

Applies to: SQL Server

Returns information about jobs that are used by SQL Server Agent to perform automated activities in SQL Server.

Syntax

sp_help_job
    [ [ @job_id = ] 'job_id' ]
    [ , [ @job_name = ] N'job_name' ]
    [ , [ @job_aspect = ] 'job_aspect' ]
    [ , [ @job_type = ] 'job_type' ]
    [ , [ @owner_login_name = ] N'owner_login_name' ]
    [ , [ @subsystem = ] N'subsystem' ]
    [ , [ @category_name = ] N'category_name' ]
    [ , [ @enabled = ] enabled ]
    [ , [ @execution_status = ] execution_status ]
    [ , [ @date_comparator = ] 'date_comparator' ]
    [ , [ @date_created = ] date_created ]
    [ , [ @date_last_modified = ] date_last_modified ]
    [ , [ @description = ] N'description' ]
[ ; ]

Arguments

[ @job_id = ] 'job_id'

The job identification number. @job_id is uniqueidentifier, with a default of NULL.

To view a specific job, either @job_id or @job_name must be specified. Omit both @job_id and @job_name to return information about all jobs.

[ @job_name = ] N'job_name'

The name of the job. @job_name is sysname, with a default of NULL.

To view a specific job, either @job_id or @job_name must be specified. Omit both @job_id and @job_name to return information about all jobs.

[ @job_aspect = ] 'job_aspect'

The job attribute to display. @job_aspect is varchar(9), and can be one of these values.

Value	Description
`ALL`	Job aspect information
`JOB`	Job information
`SCHEDULES`	Schedule information
`STEPS`	Job step information
`TARGETS`	Target information

[ @job_type = ] 'job_type'

The type of jobs to include in the report.@job_type is varchar(12), with a default of NULL. @job_type can be LOCAL or MULTI-SERVER.

[ @owner_login_name = ] N'owner_login_name'

The login name of the owner of the job. @owner_login_name is sysname, with a default of NULL.

[ @subsystem = ] N'subsystem'

The name of the subsystem. @subsystem is nvarchar(40), with a default of NULL.

[ @category_name = ] N'category_name'

The name of the category. @category_name is sysname, with a default of NULL.

[ @enabled = ] enabled

A number indicating whether information is shown for enabled jobs or disabled jobs. @enabled is tinyint, with a default of NULL.

1 indicates enabled jobs.
0 indicates disabled jobs.

[ @execution_status = ] execution_status

The execution status for the jobs. @execution_status is int, and can be one of these values.

Value	Description
`0`	Returns only those jobs that aren't idle or suspended.
`1`	Executing.
`2`	Waiting for thread.
`3`	Between retries.
`4`	Idle.
`5`	Suspended.
`7`	Performing completion actions.

[ @date_comparator = ] 'date_comparator'

The comparison operator to use in comparisons of @date_created and @date_last_modified. @date_comparator is char(1), and can be =, <, or >.

[ @date_created = ] date_created

The date the job was created. @date_created is datetime, with a default of NULL.

[ @date_last_modified = ] date_last_modified

The date the job was last modified. @date_last_modified is datetime, with a default of NULL.

[ @description = ] N'description'

The description of the job. @description is nvarchar(512), with a default of NULL. @description can include the wildcard characters for pattern matching.

Return code values

0 (success) or 1 (failure).

Result set

If no arguments are specified, sp_help_job returns this result set.

Column name	Data type	Description
`job_id`	uniqueidentifier	Unique ID of the job.
`originating_server`	nvarchar(30)	Name of the server from which the job came.
`name`	sysname	Name of the job.
`enabled`	tinyint	Indicates whether the job is enabled, so that it can execute.
`description`	nvarchar(512)	Description for the job.
`start_step_id`	int	ID of the step in the job where execution should begin.
`category`	sysname	Job category.
`owner`	sysname	Job owner.
`notify_level_eventlog`	int	A bitmask indicating circumstances in which a notification event should be logged to the Microsoft Windows application log. Can be one of these values: `0` = Never `1` = When a job succeeds `2` = When the job fails `3` = Whenever the job completes (regardless of the job outcome)
`notify_level_email`	int	A bitmask indicating circumstances in which a notification e-mail should be sent when a job completes. Possible values are the same as for `notify_level_eventlog`.
`notify_level_netsend`	int	A bitmask indicating circumstances in which a network message should be sent when a job completes. Possible values are the same as for `notify_level_eventlog`.
`notify_level_page`	int	A bitmask indicating circumstances in which a page should be sent when a job completes. Possible values are the same as for `notify_level_eventlog`.
`notify_email_operator`	sysname	E-mail name of the operator to notify.
`notify_netsend_operator`	sysname	Name of the computer or user used when sending network messages.
`notify_page_operator`	sysname	Name of the computer or user used when sending a page.
`delete_level`	int	A bitmask indicating circumstances in which the job should be deleted when a job completes. Possible values are the same as for `notify_level_eventlog`.
`date_created`	datetime	Date the job was created.
`date_modified`	datetime	Date the job was last modified.
`version_number`	int	Version of the job (automatically updated each time the job is modified).
`last_run_date`	int	Date the job last started execution.
`last_run_time`	int	Time the job last started execution.
`last_run_outcome`	int	Outcome of the job the last time it ran: `0` = Failed `1` = Succeeded `3` = Canceled `5` = Unknown
`next_run_date`	int	Date the job is scheduled to run next.
`next_run_time`	int	Time the job is scheduled to run next.
`next_run_schedule_id`	int	Identification number of the next run schedule.
`current_execution_status`	int	Current execution status: `1` = Executing `2` = Waiting For Thread `3` = Between Retries `4` = Idle `5` = Suspended `6` = Obsolete `7` = PerformingCompletionActions
`current_execution_step`	sysname	Current execution step in the job.
`current_retry_attempt`	int	If the job is running and the step was retried, this is the current retry attempt.
`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.

If @job_id or @job_name is specified, sp_help_job returns these additional result sets for job steps, job schedules, and job target servers.

This is the result set for job steps.

Column name	Data type	Description
`step_id`	int	Unique (for this job) identifier for the step.
`step_name`	sysname	Name of the step.
`subsystem`	nvarchar(40)	Subsystem in which to execute the step command.
`command`	nvarchar(3200)	Command to execute.
`flags`	nvarchar(4000)	A bitmask of values that control step behavior.
`cmdexec_success_code`	int	For a CmdExec step, this is the process exit code of a successful command.
`on_success_action`	nvarchar(4000)	What to do if the step succeeds: `1` = Quit with success. `2` = Quit with failure. `3` = Go to next step. `4` = Go to step.
`on_success_step_id`	int	If `on_success_action` is `4`, this indicates the next step to execute.
`on_fail_action`	nvarchar(4000)	Action to take if the step fails. Values are the same as for `on_success_action`.
`on_fail_step_id`	int	If `on_fail_action` is `4`, this indicates the next step to execute.
`server`	sysname	Reserved.
`database_name`	sysname	For a Transact-SQL step, this is the database in which the command executes.
`database_user_name`	sysname	For a Transact-SQL step, this is the database user context in which the command executes.
`retry_attempts`	int	Maximum number of times the command should be retried (if it's unsuccessful) before the step is deemed to have failed.
`retry_interval`	int	Interval (in minutes) between any retry attempts.
`os_run_priority`	varchar(4000)	Reserved.
`output_file_name`	varchar(200)	File to which command output should be written (Transact-SQL and CmdExec steps only).
`last_run_outcome`	int	Outcome of the step the last time it ran: `0` = Failed `1` = Succeeded `3` = Canceled `5` = Unknown
`last_run_duration`	int	Duration (in seconds) of the step the last time it ran.
`last_run_retries`	int	Number of times the command was retried the last time the step ran.
`last_run_date`	int	Date the step last started execution.
`last_run_time`	int	Time the step last started execution.
`proxy_id`	int	Proxy for the job step.

This is the result set for job schedules.

Column name	Data type	Description
`schedule_id`	int	Identifier of the schedule (unique across all jobs).
`schedule_name`	sysname	Name of the schedule (unique for this job only).
`enabled`	int	Whether the schedule is active (`1`) or not (`0`).
`freq_type`	int	Value indicating when the job is to be executed: `1` = Once `4` = Daily `8` = Weekly `16` = Monthly `32` = Monthly, relative to the `freq_interval` `64` = Run when SQL Server Agent service starts.
`freq_interval`	int	Days when the job is executed. The value depends on the value of `freq_type`. For more information, see sp_add_schedule
`freq_subday_type`	int	Units for `freq_subday_interval`. For more information, see sp_add_schedule
`freq_subday_interval`	int	Number of `freq_subday_type` periods to occur between each execution of the job. For more information, see sp_add_schedule
`freq_relative_interval`	int	Scheduled job's occurrence of the `freq_interval` in each month. For more information, see sp_add_schedule
`freq_recurrence_factor`	int	Number of months between the scheduled execution of the job.
`active_start_date`	int	Date to begin execution of the job.
`active_end_date`	int	Date to end execution of the job.
`active_start_time`	int	Time to begin the execution of the job on `active_start_date.`
`active_end_time`	int	Time to end execution of the job on `active_end_date`.
`date_created`	datetime	Date the schedule is created.
`schedule_description`	nvarchar(4000)	An English description of the schedule (if requested).
`next_run_date`	int	Date the schedule next causes the job to run.
`next_run_time`	int	Time the schedule next causes the job to run.
`schedule_uid`	uniqueidentifier	Identifier for the schedule.
`job_count`	int	Returns the number of jobs that reference this schedule.

This is the result set for job target servers.

Column name	Data type	Description
`server_id`	int	Identifier of the target server.
`server_name`	nvarchar(30)	Computer name of the target server.
`enlist_date`	datetime	Date the target server enlisted into the master server.
`last_poll_date`	datetime	Date the target server last polled the master server.
`last_run_date`	int	Date the job last started execution on this target server.
`last_run_time`	int	Time the job last started execution on this target server.
`last_run_duration`	int	Duration of the job the last time it ran on this target server.
`last_run_outcome`	tinyint	Outcome of the job the last time it ran on this server: `0` = Failed `1` = Succeeded `3` = Canceled `5` = Unknown
`last_outcome_message`	nvarchar(1024)	Outcome message from the job the last time it ran on this target server.

Permissions

This stored procedure is owned by the db_owner role. You can grant EXECUTE permissions for any user, but these permissions may be overridden during a SQL Server upgrade.

Other users must be granted one of the following SQL Server Agent fixed database roles in the msdb database:

SQLAgentUserRole
SQLAgentReaderRole
SQLAgentOperatorRole

For details about the permissions of these roles, see SQL Server Agent Fixed Database Roles.

Members of SQLAgentUserRole can only view jobs that they own. Members of sysadmin, SQLAgentReaderRole, and SQLAgentOperatorRole can view all local and multiserver jobs.

Examples

A. List information for all jobs

The following example executes the sp_help_job procedure with no parameters to return the information for all of the jobs currently defined in the msdb database.

USE msdb;
GO

EXEC dbo.sp_help_job;
GO

B. List information for jobs matching a specific criteria

The following example lists job information for the multiserver jobs owned by françoisa where the job is enabled and executing.

USE msdb;
GO

EXEC dbo.sp_help_job
   @job_type = N'MULTI-SERVER',
   @owner_login_name = N'françoisa',
   @enabled = 1,
   @execution_status = 1;
GO

C. List all aspects of information for a job

The following example lists all aspects of the information for the job NightlyBackups.

USE msdb;
GO

EXEC dbo.sp_help_job
    @job_name = N'NightlyBackups',
    @job_aspect = N'ALL';
GO

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sp_help_job (Transact-SQL)

Syntax

Arguments

[ @job_id = ] 'job_id'

[ @job_name = ] N'job_name'

[ @job_aspect = ] 'job_aspect'

[ @job_type = ] 'job_type'

[ @owner_login_name = ] N'owner_login_name'

[ @subsystem = ] N'subsystem'

[ @category_name = ] N'category_name'

[ @enabled = ] enabled

[ @execution_status = ] execution_status

[ @date_comparator = ] 'date_comparator'

[ @date_created = ] date_created

[ @date_last_modified = ] date_last_modified

[ @description = ] N'description'

Return code values

Result set

Permissions

Examples

A. List information for all jobs

B. List information for jobs matching a specific criteria

C. List all aspects of information for a job

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sp_help_job (Transact-SQL)

Syntax

Arguments

[ @job_id = ] 'job_id'

[ @job_name = ] N'job_name'

[ @job_aspect = ] 'job_aspect'

[ @job_type = ] 'job_type'

[ @owner_login_name = ] N'owner_login_name'

[ @subsystem = ] N'subsystem'

[ @category_name = ] N'category_name'

[ @enabled = ] enabled

[ @execution_status = ] execution_status

[ @date_comparator = ] 'date_comparator'

[ @date_created = ] date_created

[ @date_last_modified = ] date_last_modified

[ @description = ] N'description'

Return code values

Result set

Permissions

Examples

A. List information for all jobs

B. List information for jobs matching a specific criteria

C. List all aspects of information for a job

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