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James Howards SQL Blog. A blog for SQL Server, syndicated http www.sqlservercentral.comblogsjames howards sql blog. Monday, 14 December 2009. Run Query on Multiple Servers. I find this particularly useful after I arrive in the office as the execution of a single script can interrogate the environments contained within your group and give you immediate results. For example running the following script on a single server returns jobs that failed on the last occasion they were run. Jname as Name,.CONTENT
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Query to Display Recent Data and TLog File Autogrowth and Autoshrink Events. Here is a query to read the default trace on your SQL instance and produce a report of recent Data and TLog file autogrowth and autoshrink events that have occurred for that SQL instance. The query works for SQL 2005 and above, and there are no edits required. To easily copy the code, hover your mouse over the below section and click the copy to clipboard button in the tool bar that appears at the top rig.
A four-part name was supplied, but the provider does not expose the necessary interfaces to use a catalog or schema. Recently I was building a new database infrastructure on SQL Server 2012 to run a third party application called Relativity.