Using CMS , we can get a list of all the SQL Agent Jobs that aren't writing to the Windows Event Log upon failure, and set them to do so. -- Check for Jobs that aren't writing to the Event Log. declare @JobName sysname -- 0 - Never -- 1 - On success -- 2 - On failure -- 3 - Always declare @NotifyLevelEventLog int set @NotifyLevelEventLog = 2 declare cur cursor fast_forward for select name from msdb..sysjobs where enabled = 1 and notify_level_eventlog = 0 and name 'syspolicy_purge_history' and name 'MySpecialJob' and @@servername not in ('MYSERVER1', 'MYSERVER2') order by name open cur fetch next from cur into @JobName while @@fetch_status = 0 begin print 'Setting notify_level_eventlog on server ' + @@servername + ', Job "' + @JobName + '" to ' + cast(@NotifyLevelEventLog as nvarchar(50)) exec msdb..sp_update_job @job_name = @JobName, @notify_level_eventlog = @NotifyLevelEventLog fetch next from cur into @JobName end close cur deallocate cur
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