>>Either really Kevin . Or whichever is easiest at the moment all the jobs are associated with sa
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>OK, If you want to grab the service account associated with Agent, you can do this. There might be a better way, so I'll stand corrected if someone has something better.
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>declare @ServiceAcctName varchar(100)
>set @ServiceAcctName = (select top 1 Service_Account FROM    sys.dm_server_services where servicename like '%Agent%')
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>select @ServiceAcctName
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>You might need to tweak the WHERE clause based on what the name of the Agent service happens to be.
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>To get, inside a trigger, the name of the job that caused the trigger to fire....admittedly I'm not sure how to do that. I'd be curious myself to know, inside a trigger, how to "bubble up" to the job that caused the update, which in turn caused the trigger. And if you have multiple jobs running at once, if that's even 100% reliable.
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>Maybe someone else has some ideas?

I was wondering about usinge something like EXECUTE AS LOGIN = ;