Tag: Inventory
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DBA Scripts: Server Inventory
Part of the DBA-Tools Project. Everything You’d Need Before Touching an Unfamiliar Server Hand a DBA a server they’ve never seen before, and there’s a fixed set of questions that come first, before performance tuning, before security review, before anything: what version and edition is this, what’s the OS and hardware underneath it, is it…
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DBA Scripts: Get Linked Servers
Part of the DBA-Tools Project. Four Questions, One Topic: What’s Linked to This Server Linked servers are the kind of configuration that gets set up once, for one integration, and then forgotten until a migration or an incident forces someone to ask what’s actually connected to this instance and how. There are four separate questions…
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DBA Scripts: Get Patch Level
Part of the DBA-Tools Project. Building a Patch Compliance Inventory Across an Estate Version and Edition answers “what is this one instance running” as a quick single-server snapshot. This script answers a related but different question: run it across every server you manage and you get a patch compliance inventory, ready to compare against what’s…
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DBA Scripts: Get OS and Hardware Info
Part of the DBA-Tools Project. What Is This Server Actually Running On Before you can reason about performance, capacity, or whether a setting makes sense, you need the basics: how much CPU and memory the box actually has, what OS it’s running, and how long SQL Server has been up. It’s a small set of…
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DBA Scripts: Get Login and Job Inventory
Part of the DBA-Tools Project. Two Plain Inventories Every Migration Plan Needs Permissions and Role Membership and SQL Agent and Jobs already cover the deep-dive on access and job health. These two scripts are the plain, focused inventory underneath both: Get-LoginInventory lists every server login by type and status, no permission detail, just what exists.…
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DBA Scripts: Get Database Snapshot Inventory
Part of the DBA-Tools Project. The Snapshot Everyone Forgot They Created A database snapshot is created for one specific reason, a pre-deployment rollback point, a reporting-consistency workaround, a test before a risky change, and then it just sits there. Snapshots don’t show up in a routine size check the way a growing data file does,…
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