>>Script Language and Platform: T-SQL
This script looks for all failed jobs in the last day.
Author: Akhamie Patrick
/*The next Script performs the same function as the one above but it displays failure date, job name, step id, step name and error message. I personally like this one alot, plus, to modify the timeline, simply adjust the day-* field in the last line of the query. A lot better than calculating hours dont you think? Written by Akhamie Patrick Date written: 10/11/2011*/ SELECT DISTINCT CAST(CONVERT(datetime,CAST(run_date AS char(8)),101) AS char(11)) AS 'Failure Date', SUBSTRING(T2.name,1,40) AS 'Job Name', T1.step_id AS 'Step_id', T1.step_name AS 'Step Name', LEFT(T1.[message],500) AS 'Error Message' FROM msdb..sysjobhistory T1 JOIN msdb..sysjobs T2 ON T1.job_id = T2.job_id WHERE T1.run_status NOT IN (1,4) AND T1.step_id != 0 AND run_date >= CONVERT(char(8), (select dateadd (day,(-1), getdate())), 112)
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