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AKP
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Posted Monday, December 28, 2009 1:59 PM
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Hi Guys,
I want to generate a report which includes server name, IP address, Port number, Instance name, database name, service account, version, edition and other information. I have more than 50 servers and want to hit same script in all servers. Is there any idea ? This is sql server 2005 environment. Any script or code, Plz help me.
Appreciate your help..
AKP
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some of the things you want are in global variables (@@servername, @@servicename, @@version). Others you'd have to use xp_regread to obtain. The IP you already know if you can connect to the server!
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muthukkumaran Kaliyamoorthy
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Posted Tuesday, December 29, 2009 5:19 AM
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Go BOL--check the SERVERPROPERTY function.
Hope this ll give more info
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Powershell is also pretty good for these sorts of tasks. You can easily write some scripts which will loop through a list of servers to find all this information and populate a table somewhere via smo & wmi.
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