SQL Agent Job ran outside of schedule

  • I have a SQL Agent Job that ran last night (9/9/2010) @ 2300. The schedule is a daily recurring schedule with the occurrence set for 2300, the only problem is that the start date is 8/2/2010 and the end date is 8/4/2010. I'm not sure why it randomly decided to execute last night.

    Here is an excerpt from the job history: The Job was invoked by Schedule 31 (DBIS0022 SCHEDULE).

    Below are the contents of sysschedules as they relate to Schedule 31:

    schedule_id: 31

    schedule_uid: 54D496F4-3735-41D8-9496-578EA049776A

    originating_server_id: 0

    name: DBIS0022 SCHEDULE

    owner_sid: 0x0105000000000005150000006C6EFB743C4CAC0F0A25256E28840200

    enabled: 1

    freq_type: 4

    freq_interval: 1

    freq_subday_type: 1

    freq_subday_interval: 0

    freq_relative_interval: 0

    freq_recurrence_factor: 0

    active_start_date: 20100802

    active_end_date: 20100804

    active_start_time: 230000

    active_end_time: 235959

    date_created: 2010-05-07 09:29:28.607

    date_modified: 2010-08-02 08:13:52.437

    version_number: 8

    Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated!

  • Have you checked the job might be configured in some other job as znother step. Not necessarrily to same server but could be calling this job from another server.

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    Ashish

  • I'd wondered if someone had accidentally ran it or it was kicked off by another job or something, but the history specifically says it was invoked by that schedule.

  • i dont think history give you information on either the job was called from some other server's job step or its own step.

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    Ashish

  • If the job is kicked off from another job, the history says it was invoked by our SQL Agent account, not the job schedule.

  • This job decided to run again last night, we still haven't figured out how it is starting. Thanks for your ideas.

  • Figured out that this is happening after the nodes change in the cluster. Not sure why that's causing it yet though.

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