Sunday, February 26, 2012

Find databases in FULL recovery mode

I am maintaining the backend SQL 2000 Server for a number of Share
Point 2003 application servers. The problem I am having is that new
databases are created by the Administrators of the SharePoint app
which is not a problem, but nightly I run the Integrity and
Optimization jobs on all user sql databases and this fails because the
new databases are either in FULL recovery mode. I just want to keep
the recovery modes for all user db's in SIMPLE recovery.
Is there a script that would notify me of a new database created and
what recovery mode it is in? or maybe a nightly job that could find
all databases in Full mode except for the system dbs and then change
the user db from FULL to SIMPLE before my optimization job runs?
I have set the MODEL database to SIMPLE mode, but when SharePoint 2003
is creating a databases it modifies it to FULL.
Thanks for any help,
Richard Rios
richardrios@.earthnewsdaily.comWhy don't you use
SELECT DATABASEPROPERTYEX('model' , 'recovery' )
Write an sp which picks database names from master..sysdatabase
Thanks
GYK
"Richard Rios" wrote:
> I am maintaining the backend SQL 2000 Server for a number of Share
> Point 2003 application servers. The problem I am having is that new
> databases are created by the Administrators of the SharePoint app
> which is not a problem, but nightly I run the Integrity and
> Optimization jobs on all user sql databases and this fails because the
> new databases are either in FULL recovery mode. I just want to keep
> the recovery modes for all user db's in SIMPLE recovery.
> Is there a script that would notify me of a new database created and
> what recovery mode it is in? or maybe a nightly job that could find
> all databases in Full mode except for the system dbs and then change
> the user db from FULL to SIMPLE before my optimization job runs?
> I have set the MODEL database to SIMPLE mode, but when SharePoint 2003
> is creating a databases it modifies it to FULL.
> Thanks for any help,
> Richard Rios
> richardrios@.earthnewsdaily.com
>

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