sql server (alternate): Since this weekend is Daylight Savings, we want to make sure of any
jobs that won't run due to the "missing hour".

I have written a small query against sysjobschedules that tells me
which ones have a schedule that runs between 2 and 3. However, it
doesn't include any jobs that run every X minutes/hours, and so might
be run during that time. (i.e. a job that starts at midnight and runs
until 6, running every 2 hours)

Is there any (easy) way to determine this? I might be able to build a
function that uses the other fields in sysjobschedules to give a list
of times that the job will run, but I haven't gotten to that point yet.
Figured someone might have something already, rather than reinvent the
wheel.

Thanks,
Michael

I don't believe there's any easy way, but sysjobhistory might be a good
starting point - if a job ran between 2 and 3 in the past, it will
probably do so again. You could join on sysjobschedules to narrow it
down to daily schedules, schedules on a certain weekday or date etc.
And you can check the next_run_date column as well, of course.

Simon