I have a problem with sending notification when the job fails. I created Database Mail Profile and assigned it to SQL Agent and the restarted SQL Agent. When I run a procedure msdb.dbo.sp_send_dbmail
the e-mail is being sent. Also when I send a test e-mail using Database Mail it works fine. But when I set a notification for Job when it fails, in job log I see following information: NOTE: Failed to notify 'SQL Job Failure' via email. I don't know what can be the source of this problem. I found this hint: http://sqlblog.jfperry.com/jpsql/post/2009/04/07/NOTE-Failed-to-notify-7boperator7d-via-email.aspx
But I checked that the profile is enabled in SQL Agent. SQL Agent has been restarted. Where can be the source of the problem?
On the Manage Profiles and Accounts page, select Create a new profile option, and click Next. On the New Profile page, specify the Profile name, Description and add accounts to be included in the profile, and click Next.
As you allude to in your question, my issue was indeed the mail profile in agent - thanks for the tip.
Other tips that are mentioned at the bottom of this post include:
Ensure DB mail is enabled within the SQL Server Surface Area Configuration. Do this by right clicking the server name and selecting FACETS from the menu Select the 'Server Configuration' from Facet dropdown Ensure Facet Property of 'DatabaseMailEnabled' is True
Set up a Mail Profile within the Management Folder of your server
Within SQL Server Agent set up an Operator
Look in the properties of the SQL Server Agent (right-click properties) and under the Alert System page tick 'Enable mail profile' and select your default profile that you set up in step 2.
Restart the SQL Server Agent
Second restart of SQL Agent fixed the problem.
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