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SQLAgent/02_Test/3_Job_Maintenance/DailyJobScheduleLookup.sql

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+/********************************************************************************************
+ Section 1: Daily Job Schedule Lookup
+ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Description:
+   Returns all SQL Agent jobs scheduled to run on a given date, along with their control
+   status (IsActive) and configured runtime from JobControl.
+
+ Parameters:
+   @CheckDate - The date to check job schedules for.
+
+ Notes:
+   <20> Uses MSDB<44>s internal schedule definitions (sysschedules, sysjobschedules).
+   <20> Supports One-time, Daily, Weekly, and Monthly schedule types.
+   <20> Can easily be adapted for DEVL / TEST / PROD by changing @DbName.
+
+********************************************************************************************/
+USE msdb;
+GO
+
+DECLARE @CheckDate DATE = CAST(GETDATE() AS DATE);  -- Change if needed
+DECLARE @CheckWeekday INT = DATEPART(WEEKDAY, @CheckDate);
+DECLARE @Env SYSNAME = 'TEST';                     -- Change for DEVL or PROD
+DECLARE @DbName SYSNAME;
+
+-- Map environment to the right control DB
+SET @DbName = CASE @Env
+                 WHEN 'DEVL' THEN 'DevlDUTASJobSchedule'
+                 WHEN 'TEST' THEN 'TestDUTASJobSchedule'
+                 WHEN 'PROD' THEN 'ProdDUTASJobSchedule'
+              END;
+
+DECLARE @Sql NVARCHAR(MAX);
+SET @Sql = N'
+SELECT 
+    j.name AS SQLAgentJobName,
+    jc.JobName AS ControlJobName,
+    jc.ScheduledStartTime,
+    jc.IsActive,
+    s.name AS ScheduleName,
+    s.freq_type,
+    s.freq_interval,
+    s.freq_subday_type,
+    s.freq_subday_interval,
+    s.active_start_date,
+    CASE s.freq_type
+        WHEN 1 THEN ''One-time''
+        WHEN 4 THEN ''Daily''
+        WHEN 8 THEN ''Weekly''
+        WHEN 16 THEN ''Monthly''
+        ELSE ''Other''
+    END AS FrequencyType,
+    CASE 
+        WHEN s.freq_type = 1 
+             AND s.active_start_date = CONVERT(INT, CONVERT(CHAR(8), @CheckDateParam, 112))
+             THEN 1
+        WHEN s.freq_type = 4 
+             AND s.active_start_date <= CONVERT(INT, CONVERT(CHAR(8), @CheckDateParam, 112))
+             THEN 1
+        WHEN s.freq_type = 8  -- Weekly
+             AND (POWER(2, @CheckWeekdayParam - 1) & s.freq_interval) > 0
+             THEN 1
+        WHEN s.freq_type = 16 -- Monthly
+             AND DAY(@CheckDateParam) = s.freq_interval
+             THEN 1
+        ELSE 0
+    END AS IsScheduledToday
+FROM msdb.dbo.sysjobs j
+JOIN msdb.dbo.sysjobschedules js ON j.job_id = js.job_id
+JOIN msdb.dbo.sysschedules s ON js.schedule_id = s.schedule_id
+LEFT JOIN ' + QUOTENAME(@DbName) + '.dbo.JobControl jc ON jc.JobName = j.name
+WHERE jc.IsActive = 1
+  AND (
+        (s.freq_type = 1 AND s.active_start_date = CONVERT(INT, CONVERT(CHAR(8), @CheckDateParam, 112)))  -- One-time
+     OR (s.freq_type = 4 AND s.active_start_date <= CONVERT(INT, CONVERT(CHAR(8), @CheckDateParam, 112))) -- Daily
+     OR (s.freq_type = 8 AND (POWER(2, @CheckWeekdayParam - 1) & s.freq_interval) > 0)                    -- Weekly
+     OR (s.freq_type = 16 AND DAY(@CheckDateParam) = s.freq_interval)                                     -- Monthly
+      )
+ORDER BY jc.ScheduledStartTime;
+';
+
+EXEC sp_executesql 
+    @Sql,
+    N'@CheckDateParam DATE, @CheckWeekdayParam INT',
+    @CheckDateParam = @CheckDate,
+    @CheckWeekdayParam = @CheckWeekday;
+GO