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there is a procedure called sp_get_schedule_description that will return the schedule on a readable format. All the procedure's parameters can be found on the sysschedules table So, for example, I created a Schedule called "My Schedule1" that has the following information: <pre><code>Recuring Weekly Every 2 weeks On tuesday Overy 12 hours Starting at 3 AM enging at 9 PM from 1/3/2012 </code></pre> if I run <pre><code>select freq_type, freq_interval, freq_subday_type, freq_subday_interval, freq_relative_interval, freq_recurrence_factor, active_start_date, active_end_date, active_start_time, active_end_time from sysschedules where name='My Schedule1' </code></pre> that will give me <pre><code>freq_type 8 freq_interval 5 freq_subday_type 8 freq_subday_interval 12 freq_relative_interval 0 freq_recurrence_factor 2 active_start_date 20120301 active_end_date 99991231 active_start_time 30000 active_end_time 210000 </code></pre> if I put these values into sp_get_schedule_description like this: <pre><code>declare @schedule_description NVARCHAR(255) exec sp_get_schedule_description 8, 5, 8, 12, 0, 2, 20120301, 99991231, 30000, 210000, @schedule_description output select @schedule_description </code></pre> Ill get the schedule on a readable format: <pre><code>Every 2 week(s) on Sunday, Tuesday every 12 hour(s) between 30000 and 210000 </code></pre> problem is that it take one schedule at a time, so you would need to come up with some sort of loop to call it once per job putting the description in a temp table ofr example and the you query the temp table with your parameters like on 1: <pre><code>select * from your_table where description like '%Tuesday%' </code></pre>
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