SQL SERVER DDL Job Configuration
E.DIN Editor • April 22, 2020
DDL_Daily_Report is a job with 2 steps
Step 1: Run
EXEC [MaintenanceDB].[dbo].[spDDLLog_Info_Email]
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Step 2: Failure
Step 2: Failure
declare @Job_ID uniqueidentifier;
select @Job_ID = job_id from msdb..sysjobs where job_id = $(ESCAPE_NONE(JOBID));
exec usp_GetJobFailureData_Main @Job_ID, 'Alerts@myDomain.com', 'help@myDomain.com', 'HTML'
select @Job_ID = job_id from msdb..sysjobs where job_id = $(ESCAPE_NONE(JOBID));
exec usp_GetJobFailureData_Main @Job_ID, 'Alerts@myDomain.com', 'help@myDomain.com', 'HTML'
/*-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
BEGIN TRY
EXEC myDatabase.dbo.ProcessingSwitchJob
END TRY
BEGIN CATCH
DECLARE @ ErrorMessage varchar(max) = = 'Exception occurred in proc myDatabase.dbo.ProcessingSwitchJob. Exception detail: '
SELECT @ ErrorMessage = @ ErrorMessage + ''+ ERROR_MESSAGE() + '';
EXEC msdb.dbo.sp_send_dbmail
@profile_name='ReportingMail',
@recipients='systems@domain.com',
@subject='Processing Switch Exception',
@body=@ ErrorMessage ,
@importance='High'
RETURN;
END CATCH
EXEC myDatabase.dbo.ProcessingSwitchJob
END TRY
BEGIN CATCH
DECLARE @ ErrorMessage varchar(max) = = 'Exception occurred in proc myDatabase.dbo.ProcessingSwitchJob. Exception detail: '
SELECT @ ErrorMessage = @ ErrorMessage + ''+ ERROR_MESSAGE() + '';
EXEC msdb.dbo.sp_send_dbmail
@profile_name='ReportingMail',
@recipients='systems@domain.com',
@subject='Processing Switch Exception',
@body=@ ErrorMessage ,
@importance='High'
RETURN;
END CATCH
/*-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
Declare @ErrorMessage varchar(500);
exec msdb.dbo.sp_send_dbmail
@profile_name='ReportingMail'
,@recipients='systems@domain.com'
,@subject='ERROR PROD01 job: Processing Load Step 2 Switch Fail'
,@body='Scheduled Processing Load ! Please check system.'
SELECT @ErrorMessage=ERROR_MESSAGE() ;
RAISERROR( @ErrorMessage,16,1 );
END CATCH
@profile_name='ReportingMail'
,@recipients='systems@domain.com'
,@subject='ERROR PROD01 job: Processing Load Step 2 Switch Fail'
,@body='Scheduled Processing Load ! Please check system.'
SELECT @ErrorMessage=ERROR_MESSAGE() ;
RAISERROR( @ErrorMessage,16,1 );
END CATCH
SPECIAL NOTES: Please set the following appropriately so that the job logs the error and then continues to the next step.
on job success, goto next step
on job failure, goto next step
on job success, goto next step
on job failure, goto next step
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***** My Valid Data Monitor **** XML OUT *** HTML EMAIL DELIVERY *****IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#tCustomerID') IS NOT NULL DROP TABLE #tCustomerID select distinct mm.CustomerID Into #tCustomerID from myDatabase..myTable (nolock) mm left join myDatabase.dbo.myOtherTable (nolock) mo on mm.refID = mo.id left join myDatabase.dbo.myOtherTableDetail (nolock) mod on mo.id = mod.myOtherTableid and mm.SearchValue = mod.SearchValue where mm.refID is not null and mm.quantity is not null and mod.SearchValue is nullIF Exists (Select 1 From #tCustomerID)BEGIN DECLARE @xml NVARCHAR(MAX)DECLARE @body NVARCHAR(MAX)SET @xml = CAST(( SELECT [CustomerID] AS 'td' FROM #tCustomerID ORDER BY CustomerID FOR XML PATH('tr'), ELEMENTS ) AS NVARCHAR(MAX))SET @body ='
'--SELECT @body exec msdb.dbo.sp_send_dbmail @profile_name = 'dbmailProfile' ,@recipients = 'usergroup@mydomain.com' ,@subject = 'My Valid Data Monitor' ,@body = @body ,@body_format = 'HTML'END
My Valid Data Monitor
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