ok i got it to work by replacing FOR UPDATE to AFTER UPDATE, INSERT, DELETE however the email i get sucks this is all i get New job creation or job modification alert
here is...

i was thinking this
use msdb
go
 
CREATE TRIGGER [dbo].[jobChecker2]
ON sysjobs
FOR UPDATE AS
SET NOCOUNT ON
 
-- # DECLARE VARIABLES # --
 
DECLARE @username VARCHAR(50),
              @hostName VARCHAR(50),
              @jobName VARCHAR(100),
              @newEnabled INT,
              @oldEnabled INT,
             ...

thats my problem not sure what to put in

i am getting emails just fine for enable and disable jobs but not for add or delete not sure how to code this
use msdb
go
 
CREATE TRIGGER [dbo].[jobChecker2]
ON sysjobs
FOR UPDATE AS

I am a consultant and the client does not have that. This will work for what I need. Thank you for all your help

i did that and it works just thought there would be a cleaner way to see it like in the gui
guess if i want to automate this it will...

that works thanks much but what is best way to review bacpac file to see what is in it

not familiar with that how does it work

I know about that and it works well however I want to be able to automate this and run a schema extract like once a week

this trigger thing is just a big pain for this. Is there a way with standard alerts to be notified for a disable, enable, and schedule change

i agree and wanted to look at scripting from database
is there anyway i can do that
this place has a lot of issues

i am ok with how it works i just cant figure out the logic to add for job added job deleted or schedule changed

here is code
USE [msdb]
GO
 
SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO
 
CREATE TRIGGER [dbo].[jobChecker]
ON sysjobs
FOR UPDATE AS
SET NOCOUNT ON
 
-- # DECLARE VARIABLES # --
 
DECLARE @username VARCHAR(50),
              @hostName VARCHAR(50),
              @jobName VARCHAR(100),
             ...

was told the server guys worry about the physical disk and i did not have to worry about that
we will see

sorry here is code
CREATE PROCEDURE usp_Sizing @Granularity VARCHAR(10) = NULL, @Database_Name sysname = NULL AS  
DECLARE @sql VARCHAR(5000)  
 
IF EXISTS (SELECT NAME FROM tempdb..sysobjects WHERE NAME = '##Results')   
   BEGIN   
       DROP TABLE ##Results   
   END  
      
CREATE TABLE ##Results ([Database Name] sysname,
[File Name] sysname,
[Physical Name] NVARCHAR(260),
[File Type] VARCHAR(4),
[Total Size in Mb] INT,
[Available Space...