https://sourceforge.net/p/maintenancetrident/discussion/Recent posts to DiscussionenFri, 21 Aug 2020 12:32:41 -0000https://sourceforge.net/p/maintenancetrident/discussion/bugs/thread/5719a64b12/?limit=25#69da<div class="markdown_content"><ul> <li>Added hardcoded LOCKTIMEOUT of 10 seconds; line 277</li> <li>Improved TRY CATCH part; lines 276 - 292</li> </ul></div>Jörg StrykFri, 21 Aug 2020 12:32:41 -0000https://sourceforge.neta92673f976e87278e35ede97f5353acae4826f9bhttps://sourceforge.net/p/maintenancetrident/discussion/general/thread/1e2b6664d5/?limit=25#c0a8<div class="markdown_content"><p>&lt;&lt;<em>It's not HOW you maintain it, it's important THAT you maintain it!</em>&gt;&gt; (Jörg Stryk)</p> <p>Yaaawwwnnn ... Yet another set of <strong>Database Maintenance</strong> routines for SQL Server ... really?</p> <p>Yes, indeed! </p> <p>Just adding my flavor of this matter, so you've got more to choose from!<br/> The M3 procedures should help the EXPERIENCED Database Administrator to quickly implement sufficient maintenance.</p> <p>Basically these Procedures just perform the essential Maintenance as <strong>Integrity Checks</strong>, <strong>Index Rebuilds</strong> and <strong>Statistic Updates</strong>, all pretty similar to other utilities or standard SQL Maintenance Plans.<br/> The DIFFERENCE is, that they provided several cool features - which are "regular" for nowadays Servers - <br/> to older SQL Servers as well!</p> <p>Further, those SP are easy to parameterize and write some more detailed protocols than others. </p> <p>Enjoy!</p></div>Jörg StrykSat, 03 Aug 2019 14:43:56 -0000https://sourceforge.netbff710fdb9a539ca3743fb8ad80fd77629c16aa4