Creating a Scheduled Task that runs under a gMSA requires PowerShell.The Task Scheduler GUI insists on a password you don’t have. Problem I wanted to define a specific schedule to run a task: start at 08:00 stop at 15:00 after starting, repeat every 15 minutes only on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday At first glance, this […]
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This article covers the second step in the D-BART method, a structured approach to managing SQL Server environments. What’s in it for you? Fewer surprises: Know exactly how servers and databases are supposed to be set up Faster on-boarding: New team members follow defined steps, not guesswork Smoother automation: Standardized processes are easier to script
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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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