Got following fields in table:
Run Date : 2011-09-25 00:00:00.000
Run Time : 05:00:00
Run Duration : 03:22:51
What I need is in Dateformat
Run Date + Run Time = Start Time of Job (DateTime Format)
Run Date + (Run Time + Run Duration) = End Time of Job (DateTime Format)
I'm struggling to do conversion. Can anyone please help.
This is the STORED PROCEDURE which I'm using - can anyone advise how to monitor this:
ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[Sp_listjobrunhistory] @dateparam DATETIME, @JobName VARCHAR(100) AS BEGIN SELECT --sysjobhistory.server, sysjobs.name AS job_name, CASE sysjobhistory.run_status WHEN 0 THEN 'Failed' WHEN 1 THEN 'Succeeded' ELSE '???' END AS run_status, CAST( Isnull(Substring(CONVERT(VARCHAR(8), run_date), 1, 4) + '-' + Substring(CONVERT(VARCHAR (8), run_date), 5, 2) + '-' + Substring(CONVERT(VARCHAR( 8), run_date), 7, 2), '') AS DATETIME) AS [Run DATE],
Isnull(Substring(CONVERT(VARCHAR(7), run_time+1000000), 2, 2) + ':'
+
Substring(CONVERT(VARCHAR(7), run_time+1000000), 4, 2
)
+
':' +
Substring(CONVERT(VARCHAR(7), run_time+1000000), 6, 2), '')
AS
[Run TIME],
Isnull(Substring(CONVERT(VARCHAR(7), run_duration+1000000), 2, 2) +
':' +
Substring(CONVERT(VARCHAR(7), run_duration+1000000),
4,
2)
+ ':' +
Substring(CONVERT(VARCHAR(7), run_duration+1000000), 6, 2),
''
) AS
[Duration],
Isnull(Substring(CONVERT(VARCHAR(7), run_time+run_duration+1000000), 2, 2) + ':'
+
Substring(CONVERT(VARCHAR(7), run_time+run_duration+1000000), 4, 2
)
+
':' +
Substring(CONVERT(VARCHAR(7), run_time+run_duration+1000000), 6, 2), '')
AS
[Total TIME],
sysjobhistory.step_id,
sysjobhistory.ste开发者_StackOverflow社区p_name,
sysjobhistory.MESSAGE
FROM msdb.dbo.sysjobhistory
INNER JOIN msdb.dbo.sysjobs
ON msdb.dbo.sysjobhistory.job_id = msdb.dbo.sysjobs.job_id
WHERE sysjobhistory.run_date <= Datepart(yyyy, @dateparam) * 10000 +
Datepart(mm, @dateparam) * 100 +
Datepart
(
dd, @dateparam)
AND sysjobs.name = @JobName --remove this line if you want to show all jobs for the specified day
ORDER BY instance_id DESC
END Regards
In SQL Server 2008, no conversion is required.
declare @T table
(
RunDate datetime,
RunTime time,
RunDuration time
)
insert into @T values('2011-09-25 00:00:00.000', '05:00:00', '03:22:51')
select RunDate + RunTime as StartTimeOfJob,
RunDate + RunTime + RunDuration as EndTimeOfJob
from @T
And in versions before 2008 it could be like this.
declare @T table
(
RunDate datetime,
RunTime varchar(8),
RunDuration varchar(8)
)
insert into @T values(
'2011-09-25 00:00:00.000',
'05:00:00',
'03:22:51')
select RunDate + RunTime as StartTimeOfJob,
RunDate + RunTime + RunDuration as EndTimeOfJob
from @T
Ooops. No conversions needed there either.
Here is the code to accomplish what you are looking for:
create table dbo.RunDurationTest
(
RunDate datetime not null,
RunTime time not null,
RunDuration time not null
)
insert into rundurationtest
values ('2011-09-25 00:00:00.000', '05:00:00', '03:22:51')
select
(RunDate + RunTime) as RunDateTime,
(RunDate + RunTime + RunDuration) as EndRunDateTime,
*
from rundurationtest
Assuming that the [Run Time]
and [Run Duration]
are varchar
fields, I'd have the following:
select StartJob = [Run Date] + convert(datetime, [Run Time])
select EndJob = StartJob + convert(datetime, [Run Duration])
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