True. But, for example, do you want to click thousands of time to do
something on 50 different databases repeatedly? Or, rather, you spend a
couple of hours/days on writing a script to do the job on a timely and
regular basis? Then spend the time saved on more effective and
productive work? (maybe in answering question in this group)?
I was just assigned to be the backup DBA of about 20 microsoft sql
databases. The primary DBA showed me how to monitor the log space. She
did it diligently through the GUI interface and did it every day for 30
minutes in the morning. I don't want to do this. I am writing a
vbsript/batch script to automate it and send me an exception report.
Then I will work on the exception. What is your choice?
Received on Wed Oct 25 2006 - 17:48:17 CDT
