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Streamlining SQL Server management: DETECT

June 7, 2025 / / D-Bart, DBA, SQLServer, TeamEfficiency

This article covers the first step in the D-BART method, a structured approach to managing SQL Server environments. What’s in it for you? Better decision-making: Know what you’re running before you tune, patch, or upgrade. Faster troubleshooting: Spot risky settings and inconsistencies quickly. Improved security and compliance: Identify misconfiguration and exposed features. Operational consistency: Ensure […]

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Streamlining SQL Server management in larger environments.

April 26, 2025 / / DBA, SQLServer, TeamEfficiency

When you’re managing just a few SQL-Server instances or databases, a structured approach might be unnecessary. However, as the number of databases and SQL-Servers increases, complexity grows exponentially. Without standardization and automation, managing a growing number of databases will lead to increased operational risks and necessitate a larger DBA-team than initially planned. Implementing standardized processes

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Extract SQL Server query parameters from execution plans using PowerShell

April 22, 2025 / / PowerShell, QueryPlan

Extract SQL Server query parameters from execution plans using PowerShell   When you extract query text from a SQL Server execution plan, you’ll often end up with something like this: Before it executes, you’ll need to declare every single parameter. Sure, you could copy them one by one from the plan… But that’s slow, repetitive

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