Dear All,

Kindly, do you know if it is possible to get the running timers jobs using PowerShell..

We can not write server side code in production as we can not have downtime.

... Is there API for it? Is there a limitation? Is there a workaround? 

We have tried to get latest and check date by greater than that should mean the running one.. but it did not work..

Regards,

Hi,

Can you please check below url.

http://sharepoint.stackexchange.com/questions/94699/how-to-identify-the-jobs-which-are-running

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Hi

Use below command if you want specific timer job.

 $JobName="mytimer"

$WebApp = Get-SPWebApplication http://mywebappurl

$job= Get-SPTimerJob| ?{$_.Name -match$JobName} | ?{$_.Parent -eq$WebApp}

for all timer job related to webapplication

$job = Get-SPTimerJob -Webapplication $WebApp

   

Hi,

The following PowerShell script for your reference:

# Get current date
$date = Get-Date

# Show current date
Write-Host "Looking for running jobs with a Last Run Time of greater than or equal to" $date

# Get all Timer jobs and iterate
Get-SPTimerJob | ForEach-Object {

  # Get last run time for job
  $lastRunTime = $_.LastRunTime

  # If run time is greater than/equal to write it out
  if ($lastRunTime -ge $date)
  {
     Write-Host $_.Name", last run at" $_.LastRunTime
  }
}

Reference this blog:

SharePoint 2010Using PowerShell to Display Currently Running Timer Jobs

http://iedaddy.com/2011/09/sharepoint-2010using-powershell-to-display-currently-running-timer-jobs/

It works in my test environment.

Best Regards,

Dennis Guo