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By: Greg Robidoux Updated: 2018-06-02 Comments (7) Related: More >SQL Server Agent

Problem

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When working with SQL Agent jobs sometimes it is difficult to determine why ajob failed or even exactly what occurred. For each job step SQL Server providesa message, but it is not always that easy to determine exactly what was occurringduring that step. The default message that is saved in the job history is1024 characters. In most cases this may be enough, but if you have a longrunning process you may need to store more than 1024 characters. Is there any wayto get additional information within the job history to help troubleshoot issuesas well as just knowing what occurred?

Solution

In SQL Server 2005 and later you have the ability to log additional SQL Agentjob output beyond the 1024 characters that is stored in the msdb.dbo.sysjobhistorytable. By default this enhanced logging is not turned on it is something thatyou need to turn on for each job step.

Let's take for example we are running DBCC CHECKDB commands for several databases. This command provides a lot of output data unless you use the WITH NO_INFOMSGS option. If you are not using the NO_INFOMSGS option the command output fills up the 1024characters quite quickly and you can only see the part of the output in the jobhistory message.

Here is a screen shot of the job history for the step that did a DBCC CHECKDB. As you can see we only get a portion of the command output.

To allow additional data to be logged you need to turn on some settings for eachjob step in your job. To do this edit the job step and select the Advancedtab.

On this screen you need to enable both the 'Log to table' and 'Include step outputin history'.

After we make these changes and run this again if we look at the job historyyou will see the same short message.

In order to see the additional logged information you need to use this storedprocedure sp_help_jobsteplog or you could query the msdb.dbo.sysjobstepslogtable directly.

If we run this command in a query window (test2 is the job name):

we will get this additional output: (note: the output was edited to removemost of the middle to keep this web page smaller)

Job 'test2' : Step 1, 'DBCC' : Began Executing 2007-12-13 21:06:14 DBCC resultsfor 'Test1'. [SQLSTATE 01000] Service Broker Msg 9675, State 1: Message Typesanalyzed: 14. [SQLSTATE 01000] Service Broker Msg 9676, State 1: Service Contractsanalyzed: 6. [SQLSTATE 01000] Service Broker Msg 9667, State 1: Services analyzed:3. [SQLSTATE 01000] Service Broker Msg 9668, State 1: Service Queues analyzed:3. [SQLSTATE 01000] Service Broker Msg 9669, State 1: Conversation Endpointsanalyzed: 0. [SQLSTATE 01000] Service Broker Msg 9674, State 1: ConversationGroups analyzed: 0. [SQLSTATE 01000] Service Broker Msg 9670, State 1: RemoteService
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sys.queue_messages_2041058307'. [SQLSTATE 01000]There are 0 rows in 0 pages for object 'sys.queue_messages_2041058307'. [SQLSTATE01000] DBCC results for 'Table1'. [SQLSTATE 01000] There are 62 rows in 1 pagesfor object 'Table1'. [SQLSTATE 01000] DBCC results for 'sysarticles'. [SQLSTATE01000] There are 2 rows in 1 pages for object 'sysarticles'. [SQLSTATE 01000]DBCC results for 'sysarticlecolumns'. [SQLSTATE 01000] There are 4 rows in 1pages for object 'sysarticlecolumns'. [SQLSTATE 01000] CHECKDB found 0 allocationerrors and 0 consistency errors in database 'Test1'. [SQLSTATE 01000] DBCC executioncompleted. If DBCC printed error messages, contact your system administrator.[SQLSTATE 01000]

As you can see we can now get the entire output message since the output in thesysjobstepslog is stored as a nvarchar(max) instead of an nvarchar(1024) like insysjobhistory.

Next Steps

Helpfully this tip is useful for you to get additional job step history,just a couple of clicks can provide a lot more detail
Keep in mind that only one row is stored per job step. If you usethe 'Append output to existing entry in table' this will just append the datato the existing record.
Take a look at these other usefulSQLAgent tips

Last Updated: 2018-06-02