Please list the cases when the contents of sysjobhistory table would be
deleted.
thanks
--
Cathy BOne way
from SQL server agent--> Properties-->Job System click on Clear Log
http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/|||Yes,
But I am looking as to why there's no history on a particular job.
Any other ways?
--
Cathy B
"SQL" wrote:
> One way
> from SQL server agent--> Properties-->Job System click on Clear Log
> http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/
>|||yes
right click on a job-->view job history-->clear all
http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/|||Thank you.
I am not looking to clear the table.
I am looking for job history that I can't find.
The job was scheduled twice a week to run for a year.
There appears to be no history on it.
And I don't believe anybody here would go and clear the log.
Although anything is possible.
--
Cathy B
"SQL" wrote:
> yes
> right click on a job-->view job history-->clear all
> http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/
>|||Is your maximum job history log size (rows) set to 1000 and you have
reached that number a year ago?|||when somebody does "delete from sysjobhistory"
Cathy Boehm wrote:
> Please list the cases when the contents of sysjobhistory table would be
> deleted.
> thanks
> --
> Cathy B
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Wednesday, March 7, 2012
msdb's sysjobs tables
Please list the cases when the contents of sysjobhistory table would be
deleted.
thanks
Cathy B
One way
from SQL server agent--> Properties-->Job System click on Clear Log
http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/
|||Yes,
But I am looking as to why there's no history on a particular job.
Any other ways?
Cathy B
"SQL" wrote:
> One way
> from SQL server agent--> Properties-->Job System click on Clear Log
> http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/
>
|||yes
right click on a job-->view job history-->clear all
http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/
|||Thank you.
I am not looking to clear the table.
I am looking for job history that I can't find.
The job was scheduled twice a week to run for a year.
There appears to be no history on it.
And I don't believe anybody here would go and clear the log.
Although anything is possible.
Cathy B
"SQL" wrote:
> yes
> right click on a job-->view job history-->clear all
> http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/
>
|||Is your maximum job history log size (rows) set to 1000 and you have
reached that number a year ago?
|||when somebody does "delete from sysjobhistory"
Cathy Boehm wrote:
> Please list the cases when the contents of sysjobhistory table would be
> deleted.
> thanks
> --
> Cathy B
deleted.
thanks
Cathy B
One way
from SQL server agent--> Properties-->Job System click on Clear Log
http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/
|||Yes,
But I am looking as to why there's no history on a particular job.
Any other ways?
Cathy B
"SQL" wrote:
> One way
> from SQL server agent--> Properties-->Job System click on Clear Log
> http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/
>
|||yes
right click on a job-->view job history-->clear all
http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/
|||Thank you.
I am not looking to clear the table.
I am looking for job history that I can't find.
The job was scheduled twice a week to run for a year.
There appears to be no history on it.
And I don't believe anybody here would go and clear the log.
Although anything is possible.
Cathy B
"SQL" wrote:
> yes
> right click on a job-->view job history-->clear all
> http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/
>
|||Is your maximum job history log size (rows) set to 1000 and you have
reached that number a year ago?
|||when somebody does "delete from sysjobhistory"
Cathy Boehm wrote:
> Please list the cases when the contents of sysjobhistory table would be
> deleted.
> thanks
> --
> Cathy B
msdb's sysjobs tables
Please list the cases when the contents of sysjobhistory table would be
deleted.
thanks
--
Cathy BOne way
from SQL server agent--> Properties-->Job System click on Clear Log
http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/|||Yes,
But I am looking as to why there's no history on a particular job.
Any other ways?
--
Cathy B
"SQL" wrote:
> One way
> from SQL server agent--> Properties-->Job System click on Clear Log
> http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/
>|||yes
right click on a job-->view job history-->clear all
http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/|||Thank you.
I am not looking to clear the table.
I am looking for job history that I can't find.
The job was scheduled twice a week to run for a year.
There appears to be no history on it.
And I don't believe anybody here would go and clear the log.
Although anything is possible.
--
Cathy B
"SQL" wrote:
> yes
> right click on a job-->view job history-->clear all
> http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/
>|||Is your maximum job history log size (rows) set to 1000 and you have
reached that number a year ago?|||when somebody does "delete from sysjobhistory"
Cathy Boehm wrote:
> Please list the cases when the contents of sysjobhistory table would be
> deleted.
> thanks
> --
> Cathy B
deleted.
thanks
--
Cathy BOne way
from SQL server agent--> Properties-->Job System click on Clear Log
http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/|||Yes,
But I am looking as to why there's no history on a particular job.
Any other ways?
--
Cathy B
"SQL" wrote:
> One way
> from SQL server agent--> Properties-->Job System click on Clear Log
> http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/
>|||yes
right click on a job-->view job history-->clear all
http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/|||Thank you.
I am not looking to clear the table.
I am looking for job history that I can't find.
The job was scheduled twice a week to run for a year.
There appears to be no history on it.
And I don't believe anybody here would go and clear the log.
Although anything is possible.
--
Cathy B
"SQL" wrote:
> yes
> right click on a job-->view job history-->clear all
> http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/
>|||Is your maximum job history log size (rows) set to 1000 and you have
reached that number a year ago?|||when somebody does "delete from sysjobhistory"
Cathy Boehm wrote:
> Please list the cases when the contents of sysjobhistory table would be
> deleted.
> thanks
> --
> Cathy B
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