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Rebuild index error: “The job was stopped prior to completion by User”
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I have a rebuild index job that is set to run every night. The job used to run fine, but last night for some reason the SQL Server Agent Job was stopped. The rebuild index job was running on 9 different databases and it used to take less than 2 minutes, but it stopped all of a sudden last night with an error in the last step.
Here is error message:
The job was stopped prior to completion by User [User_name]. The job
was invoked by Schedule 37 (daily).
Executed as User: User-Name. The step was cancelled (stopped) as the
result of a stop job request.
I checked on SQL Server logs, there are no error messages. Where can I find exact root cause of job stopped?
Any suggestions?
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I have a rebuild index job that is set to run every night. The job used to run fine, but last night for some reason the SQL Server Agent Job was stopped. The rebuild index job was running on 9 different databases and it used to take less than 2 minutes, but it stopped all of a sudden last night with an error in the last step.
Here is error message:
The job was stopped prior to completion by User [User_name]. The job
was invoked by Schedule 37 (daily).
Executed as User: User-Name. The step was cancelled (stopped) as the
result of a stop job request.
I checked on SQL Server logs, there are no error messages. Where can I find exact root cause of job stopped?
Any suggestions?
sql-server sql-server-agent jobs
asked Jan 17 at 18:07
CR241CR241
812420
bumped to the homepage by Community♦ 5 mins ago
This question has answers that may be good or bad; the system has marked it active so that they can be reviewed.
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Is it not possible thatUser_namestopped the job?
– LowlyDBA
Jan 17 at 18:44
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I have a rebuild index job that is set to run every night. The job used to run fine, but last night for some reason the SQL Server Agent Job was stopped. The rebuild index job was running on 9 different databases and it used to take less than 2 minutes, but it stopped all of a sudden last night with an error in the last step.
Here is error message:
The job was stopped prior to completion by User [User_name]. The job
was invoked by Schedule 37 (daily).
Executed as User: User-Name. The step was cancelled (stopped) as the
result of a stop job request.
I checked on SQL Server logs, there are no error messages. Where can I find exact root cause of job stopped?
Any suggestions?
sql-server sql-server-agent jobs
asked Jan 17 at 18:07
CR241CR241
812420
I have a rebuild index job that is set to run every night. The job used to run fine, but last night for some reason the SQL Server Agent Job was stopped. The rebuild index job was running on 9 different databases and it used to take less than 2 minutes, but it stopped all of a sudden last night with an error in the last step.
Here is error message:
The job was stopped prior to completion by User [User_name]. The job
was invoked by Schedule 37 (daily).
Executed as User: User-Name. The step was cancelled (stopped) as the
result of a stop job request.
I checked on SQL Server logs, there are no error messages. Where can I find exact root cause of job stopped?
Any suggestions?
sql-server sql-server-agent jobs
sql-server sql-server-agent jobs
asked Jan 17 at 18:07
CR241CR241
812420
asked Jan 17 at 18:07
CR241CR241
812420
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CR241
asked Jan 17 at 18:07
CR241CR241
812420
asked Jan 17 at 18:07
CR241CR241
812420
asked Jan 17 at 18:07
CR241CR241
812420
812420
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This question has answers that may be good or bad; the system has marked it active so that they can be reviewed.
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Is it not possible thatUser_namestopped the job?
– LowlyDBA
Jan 17 at 18:44
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Is it not possible thatUser_namestopped the job?
– LowlyDBA
Jan 17 at 18:44
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Is it not possible that
User_name stopped the job?– LowlyDBA
Jan 17 at 18:44
Is it not possible that
User_name stopped the job?– LowlyDBA
Jan 17 at 18:44
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The user stopped the job, probably because it was running long.
That is not an error message, it is telling you what happened.
Contact the user and ask them why the stopped the job.
answered Jan 17 at 18:52
James JenkinsJames Jenkins
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No, job ran less than 2 mins and user is SQL service account.. There is any chance service account stopped job ? How to check this?
– CR241
Jan 17 at 19:03
1
Someone logging in under the service account would be one possibility. Who has access to that account's credentials? Or is there another job that issues a stop command?
– LowlyDBA
Jan 17 at 20:21
@CR241 to LowlyDBA's second point see this answer You know the service account stopped the job, what you don't know is how or why.
– James Jenkins
Jan 18 at 11:32
add a comment |
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The user stopped the job, probably because it was running long.
That is not an error message, it is telling you what happened.
Contact the user and ask them why the stopped the job.
answered Jan 17 at 18:52
James JenkinsJames Jenkins
2,16022045
No, job ran less than 2 mins and user is SQL service account.. There is any chance service account stopped job ? How to check this?
– CR241
Jan 17 at 19:03
1
Someone logging in under the service account would be one possibility. Who has access to that account's credentials? Or is there another job that issues a stop command?
– LowlyDBA
Jan 17 at 20:21
@CR241 to LowlyDBA's second point see this answer You know the service account stopped the job, what you don't know is how or why.
– James Jenkins
Jan 18 at 11:32
add a comment |
The user stopped the job, probably because it was running long.
That is not an error message, it is telling you what happened.
Contact the user and ask them why the stopped the job.
answered Jan 17 at 18:52
James JenkinsJames Jenkins
2,16022045
No, job ran less than 2 mins and user is SQL service account.. There is any chance service account stopped job ? How to check this?
– CR241
Jan 17 at 19:03
1
Someone logging in under the service account would be one possibility. Who has access to that account's credentials? Or is there another job that issues a stop command?
– LowlyDBA
Jan 17 at 20:21
@CR241 to LowlyDBA's second point see this answer You know the service account stopped the job, what you don't know is how or why.
– James Jenkins
Jan 18 at 11:32
add a comment |
The user stopped the job, probably because it was running long.
That is not an error message, it is telling you what happened.
Contact the user and ask them why the stopped the job.
answered Jan 17 at 18:52
James JenkinsJames Jenkins
2,16022045
The user stopped the job, probably because it was running long.
That is not an error message, it is telling you what happened.
Contact the user and ask them why the stopped the job.
answered Jan 17 at 18:52
James JenkinsJames Jenkins
2,16022045
answered Jan 17 at 18:52
James JenkinsJames Jenkins
2,16022045
answered Jan 17 at 18:52
James JenkinsJames Jenkins
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answered Jan 17 at 18:52
James JenkinsJames Jenkins
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No, job ran less than 2 mins and user is SQL service account.. There is any chance service account stopped job ? How to check this?
– CR241
Jan 17 at 19:03
1
Someone logging in under the service account would be one possibility. Who has access to that account's credentials? Or is there another job that issues a stop command?
– LowlyDBA
Jan 17 at 20:21
@CR241 to LowlyDBA's second point see this answer You know the service account stopped the job, what you don't know is how or why.
– James Jenkins
Jan 18 at 11:32
add a comment |
No, job ran less than 2 mins and user is SQL service account.. There is any chance service account stopped job ? How to check this?
– CR241
Jan 17 at 19:03
1
Someone logging in under the service account would be one possibility. Who has access to that account's credentials? Or is there another job that issues a stop command?
– LowlyDBA
Jan 17 at 20:21
@CR241 to LowlyDBA's second point see this answer You know the service account stopped the job, what you don't know is how or why.
– James Jenkins
Jan 18 at 11:32
No, job ran less than 2 mins and user is SQL service account.. There is any chance service account stopped job ? How to check this?
– CR241
Jan 17 at 19:03
No, job ran less than 2 mins and user is SQL service account.. There is any chance service account stopped job ? How to check this?
– CR241
Jan 17 at 19:03
1
1
Someone logging in under the service account would be one possibility. Who has access to that account's credentials? Or is there another job that issues a stop command?
– LowlyDBA
Jan 17 at 20:21
Someone logging in under the service account would be one possibility. Who has access to that account's credentials? Or is there another job that issues a stop command?
– LowlyDBA
Jan 17 at 20:21
@CR241 to LowlyDBA's second point see this answer You know the service account stopped the job, what you don't know is how or why.
– James Jenkins
Jan 18 at 11:32
@CR241 to LowlyDBA's second point see this answer You know the service account stopped the job, what you don't know is how or why.
– James Jenkins
Jan 18 at 11:32
add a comment |
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