sp_FailedJobs.sql

USE [master]
GO


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Revision date: 12/08/2019
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CREATE PROCEDURE sp_FailedJobs  
(  
@FromDate DATETIME = NULL,  
@ToDate DATETIME = NULL  
)  
AS  
BEGIN  
  
IF @FromDate IS NULL BEGIN SET @FromDate = DATEADD(Minute,-720,GETDATE()) END  
IF @ToDate  IS NULL BEGIN SET @ToDate = GETDATE() END  
  
SELECT   
Jobs.name,  
Jobs.job_id,
JobHistory.step_id,  
JobHistory.FailedRunDate,  
CAST(JobHistory.LastError AS VARCHAR(250)) AS LastError  
FROM msdb.dbo.sysjobs Jobs
--Get the most recent Failure Datetime for each failed job within @FromDate and @ToDate
CROSS APPLY (Select TOP 1 
			JobHistory.step_id,
			JobHistory.run_date,  
			CASE JobHistory.run_date WHEN 0 THEN NULL ELSE  
			CONVERT(datetime,   
			            STUFF(STUFF(CAST(JobHistory.run_date as nchar(8)), 7, 0, '-'), 5, 0, '-') + N' ' +   
			            STUFF(STUFF(SUBSTRING(CAST(1000000 + JobHistory.run_time as nchar(7)), 2, 6), 5, 0, ':'), 3, 0, ':'),   
			            120) END AS [FailedRunDate] ,
			[message] AS LastError  
			FROM msdb.dbo.sysjobhistory JobHistory  
			WHERE   
			run_status = 0   
			AND  Jobs.job_id = JobHistory.job_id  
			ORDER BY   
			[FailedRunDate] DESC,step_id DESC) JobHistory  
          
WHERE Jobs.enabled = 1  
AND JobHistory.FailedRunDate >= @FromDate AND JobHistory.FailedRunDate <= @ToDate  
--Check that each job has not succeeded since the last failure
AND NOT EXISTS (SELECT [LastSuccessfulrunDate]   
				FROM(  
				SELECT CASE JobHistory.run_date WHEN 0 THEN NULL ELSE  
				convert(datetime,   
				stuff(stuff(cast(JobHistory.run_date as nchar(8)), 7, 0, '-'), 5, 0, '-') + N' ' +   
				stuff(stuff(substring(cast(1000000 + JobHistory.run_time as nchar(7)), 2, 6), 5, 0, ':'), 3, 0, ':'),   
				 120) END AS [LastSuccessfulrunDate]   
				FROM msdb.dbo.sysjobhistory JobHistory  
				WHERE   
				run_status = 1  
				AND  Jobs.job_id = JobHistory.job_id  
				  ) JobHistory2  
WHERE JobHistory2.[LastSuccessfulrunDate] > JobHistory.[FailedRunDate])  
--Ensure that the job is not currently running
AND NOT EXISTS (SELECT session_id
				From msdb.dbo.sysjobactivity JobActivity
				where Jobs.job_id = JobActivity.job_id 
				AND stop_execution_date is null
				AND session_id = (Select MAX(session_id) From msdb.dbo.sysjobactivity JobActivity
				where Jobs.job_id = JobActivity.job_id)
				)  
--Only show failed jobs where the Failed step is NOT configured to quit reporting success on error
AND NOT EXISTS (SELECT 1
				FROM msdb..sysjobsteps ReportingSuccessSteps
				WHERE Jobs.job_id = ReportingSuccessSteps.job_id
				AND JobHistory.step_id = ReportingSuccessSteps.step_id
				AND on_fail_action = 1 -- quit job reporting success
				) 

  
ORDER BY name  ASC
END