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Hello,
I am using the script below to find the package name which have an eventName which are equal to OnError or OnTaskFailed.
However, I am not able to link that table to the SQL Agent jobs or SQL Agent Jobs Steps History
Does someone knows how to do that?
package...
Select A.*
from
(
Select @@SERVERNAME AS [Server]
,o.Object_Name [Project Name]
,Replace(e.package_name , '.dtsx', '') [Package Name]
,o.start_time [Start Time]
,o.end_time [End Time]
,e.message_source_name [Message Source Name] --[Tool (Step)]
,e.event_name [Event Name]
,e.subcomponent_name [SubComponent Name]
,e.message_code [Message Cod]
,m.message_time [Event Time] --[Error Date]
,m.message [Error Message]
,m.message_time [Error Date]
,o.caller_name [Caller Name]
,o.Stopped_By_Name [Stoped By]
,Row_Number() Over(Partition BY m.operation_id Order By m.message_source_type Desc) [Source Type Order]
From SSISDB.internal.operations o
Join SSISDB.internal.operation_messages m
On o.operation_id = m.operation_id
Join SSISDB.internal.event_messages e
On m.operation_id = e.operation_id
And m.operation_message_id = e.event_message_id
Where (m.message_type = 120 or m.message_type = 130)
) A
Job step history
Select A.*
, (run_duration_total_seconds/60.0) as 'Step Duration (Minutes)'
, ([Run Date] + ' ' + [Run Time]) as 'Step Run Date Time'
from
(
SELECT [instance_id]
,[sJOBH].[job_id]
,[step_id]
,CONCAT(@@SERVERNAME ,'|',[sJOBH].[job_id],'|',cast(step_id as nvarchar)) as [Step Index ID]
,[step_name]
,[sql_message_id]
,[sql_severity]
,[message]
,[run_status]
,[run_date]
,[run_time]
,[run_duration]
,[operator_id_emailed]
,[operator_id_netsent]
,[operator_id_paged]
,[retries_attempted]
,[server]
,CASE
WHEN run_status = 0 THEN 'Failed'
WHEN run_status = 1 THEN 'Succeeded'
ELSE 'Cancelled'
END AS 'Run Status'
,STUFF(STUFF(CAST(run_date as varchar(8)),5,0,'-'),8,0,'-') AS 'Run Date'
,CASE
WHEN LEN(run_time)< 6 THEN STUFF(STUFF(REPLICATE('0',(6-LEN(run_time))) + CAST (run_time as varchar(6)),3,0,':'),6,0,':')
ELSE STUFF(STUFF(CAST (run_time as varchar(6)),3,0,':'),6,0,':')
END AS 'Run Time'
,run_duration/10000 as run_duration_hours_only --hours
,run_duration/100%100 as run_duration_minutes_only --minutes
,run_duration%100 as run_duration_seconds_only --seconds
,(run_duration/10000 * 60 * 60) + -- hours as seconds
(run_duration/100%100 * 60) + --minutes as seconds
(run_duration%100 ) as run_duration_total_seconds --seconds
,[sJOB].[Name] as [Job Name]
FROM [msdb].[dbo].[sysjobhistory] AS sJOBH
LEFT JOIN [msdb].[dbo].[sysjobs] AS [sJOB] ON [sJOB].[job_id] = [sJOBH].[job_id]
where step_id<>0
) A
/* Excluding Job Name we don't want information about*/
Where [Job Name] not like '%OLA%'
AND [Job Name] not like '%SSIS%'
AND [Job Name] not like '%syspolicy%'
Hi @Anonymous ,
We also did not find columns have relationship between two tables in your shared scripts, could you please share the columns names of two tables if it does not contain any confidential information? Please don't have any Confidential Information or Real data in your reply.
Best regards,
Hello,
All the columns name are provided either as alias (ex: as run_duration_hours_only) or between squared brackets [] ex: [instance_id]
Regards,
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