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tsanfilipp
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Get Job schedule policies

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Is there a way to pull all of the job policies for all jobs into a report? I see in the documentation that there is a get-vbojobschedule powershell script, but it is not actually available when I try and run it.

Basically, I'm trying to get a list of all the jobs and their respective time policies (15 minues, 30 minutes, 4 hours, etc).
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Re: Get Job schedule policies

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Hi Tim,

Can u try the following:

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Get-VBOJob | Select SchedulePolicy, JobBackupType, NextRun, LastRun
U should be able to leverage NextRun & LastRun for the difference.
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Re: Get Job schedule policies

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Tim,

If you have a minute, can you share a link to the documentation with this "get-vbojobschedule" cmdlet? There must be a mistake, as it doesn't exist.
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Re: Get Job schedule policies

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I thought I saw it in regards to the job schedule, but maybe I mistook the set for get? That said, I just need to pull a listing of all the existing jobs, with the schedule associated with them. I will test the above script and see if it works for me. Thanks.
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