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SQL Automation using PowerShell. Monday, May 14, 2012. One thing to note, not all XML data returns great compression using the above technique. After much testing I found that XML of length 4000 - 6000 bytes returned the most compression. In some cases as much as 140 fold compression! The 1st bit of code you'll need is a view that generates a few thousand 2 character strings:. The rest of the code basically gets the element names, joins these to the data from the above view and then updates the XML strin...

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SQL Automation using PowerShell. Wednesday, June 22, 2011. Enable non sysadmins to run a profiler trace for a set period of time and view the results of the trace. I've encapsulated everything the developers need into one stored procedure that takes 1 input paramater, run duration for the trace, with a default of 5 minutes. SET ANSI NULLS ON. SET QUOTED IDENTIFIER ON. CREATE TABLE [dbo].[PerfTrace](. TextData] [ntext] NULL,. BinaryData] [image] NULL,. DatabaseID] [int] NULL,. TransactionID] [bigint] NULL,.

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SQL Automation using PowerShell: June 2009

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SQL Automation using PowerShell. Friday, June 12, 2009. Gathering Boot Events and Calculating and Reporting Uptime. Part of the Trinity, along with Single Sign On and . Ok so its a big topic. Something some clever people write theses about and do PhD's about. In our case we have a reasonably simple requirement. We need to have 99% uptime for servers. Uptime is between support hours, during the week, excluding public holidays. Great. Evt = 'D: Data BootEvents ' $svr ' BootEvents.csv'. EventID] [int] NULL,.

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SQL Automation using PowerShell: Post SQL Installation Configuration Script

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SQL Automation using PowerShell. Friday, June 3, 2011. Post SQL Installation Configuration Script. After installing SQL Server and applying the latest or required Service pack, there are always a number of tasks that may be completed in a particular environment. These can be quite repetative, especially in large environments with many servers being deployed. Some of these tasks may include configuring SQL Mail, changing the default configuration for the Model database, setting up operators, etc. Sequence...

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SQL Automation using PowerShell: Compress XML data

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SQL Automation using PowerShell. Monday, May 14, 2012. One thing to note, not all XML data returns great compression using the above technique. After much testing I found that XML of length 4000 - 6000 bytes returned the most compression. In some cases as much as 140 fold compression! The 1st bit of code you'll need is a view that generates a few thousand 2 character strings:. The rest of the code basically gets the element names, joins these to the data from the above view and then updates the XML strin...

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SQL Automation using PowerShell: April 2009

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SQL Automation using PowerShell. Monday, April 20, 2009. Deploying a SQL Agent Job to cycle the Error logs to multiple servers. So, in the previous post we talked about changing the number of SQL Error logs. With that done, we now need to actually make use of all these logs. I like keeping each days errors in its own log file. Then if a problem arises and it was last week Tuesday, well then look in the corresponding log file. There is a system stored procedure sp cycle errorlog. Go forth and deploy.

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