permission to read SQL server job content and script that out

Dear all,

What should be the permission I need to script out SQL server SP and SQL job? I need to backup sth I wrote for SQL server ? script/SP, etc..
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marrowyungSenior Technical architecture (Data)Asked:
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systechadminConsultantCommented:
you will need to add the users to SQLAgentOperatorRole. For more information please refer below link

https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms188283(v=sql.110).aspx
marrowyungSenior Technical architecture (Data)Author Commented:
so this one can allow me to script out any SP and jobs I want so that I can keep a backup ?
marrowyungSenior Technical architecture (Data)Author Commented:
so if the SP in master DB can I also script that out by this permission ?
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systechadminConsultantCommented:
Yes, and also  you can add the user to sysadmin role

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marrowyungSenior Technical architecture (Data)Author Commented:
"and also  you can add the user to sysadmin role"

so without this I can't do what ?
systechadminConsultantCommented:
You can do that without that also
marrowyungSenior Technical architecture (Data)Author Commented:
so just this role SQLAgentOperatorRole is enough ? so why I need the sysadmin role, or I have someone to generate it for me ?
systechadminConsultantCommented:
no just go ahead with SQLAgentoperator role that will work, no need of sysadmin role
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