Job Scheduled - Doesnt Kick off - Strange

  • This forum has helped me solving so many issues, i am back with another strange issue and i request suggestions..i have a job which is scheduled....the job didnt run at all..this is on a cluster..i looked the sql error log nothing is there..i looked the default trace cldnt find anything...there isnt anything in cluster log too...my guess is right when the job was about to kick off it cld have failed over to the other node and got stuck....unfortunately we didnt realize this until 10 days...please help..thanks

  • Is the job disabled? Disabled jobs would not run at the schedule time.


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  • Just go to the job properties and make sure that it is enabled.

  • Just check sql error logs and make sure that neither agent service nor sql service restarted at job's scheduled time...

    MJ

  • thanks everyone..yes the job was enabled...there are other jobs on the same instance and they ran fine with no issues..only just this one..

  • Even though you say it's scheduled make sure the schedule is enabled too.

  • iqtedar (12/21/2009)


    This forum has helped me solving so many issues, i am back with another strange issue and i request suggestions..i have a job which is scheduled....the job didnt run at all..this is on a cluster..i looked the sql error log nothing is there..i looked the default trace cldnt find anything...there isnt anything in cluster log too...my guess is right when the job was about to kick off it cld have failed over to the other node and got stuck....unfortunately we didnt realize this until 10 days...please help..thanks

    Hi,

    Run the following query and check status

    select sj.name,sj.enabled,sj.date_modified,next_run_date,ss.next_run_time,

    sh.run_date,sh.step_id,sh.message,sh.run_status

    from msdb.dbo.sysjobschedules ss

    join msdb.dbo.sysjobs sj

    on(ss.job_id=sj.job_id)

    join msdb.dbo.sysjobhistory sh

    on(sh.job_id=sj.job_id)

    where sj.name='@jobname'

    Muthukkumaran Kaliyamoorthy
    https://www.sqlserverblogforum.com/

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