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Jayakumar Krishnan
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Posted Monday, January 18, 2010 11:56 AM
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Thanks for your Questions and clarifications... Special thanks to Steve...
Still lot of tricks to learn in PBM, will post it soon...
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Jay
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Steve Jones - Editor (1/18/2010)
Jorge,
looking forward to the book
Perhaps you and your authors want to send in a few questions.
Thank you very much! I just submitted a couple of ones I think you guys will enjoy
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Thanks Steve for the explanation. I thought I over-thought.
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A very useful question. I've learned something new. Policy-based management begins to look more useful.
But I guess MS must have changed their mind at some point but forgot to change BOL. The very first sentence in the Administering Servers by Using Policy-Based Management section (
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb510667.aspx
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Policy-Based Management is a system for managing one or more instances of SQL Server 2008.
- and that was last updated as recently as November 2009.
Tom
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Tom.Thomson (2/12/2010)
A very useful question. I've learned something new. Policy-based management begins to look more useful.
But I guess MS must have changed their mind at some point but forgot to change BOL. The very first sentence in the Administering Servers by Using Policy-Based Management section (
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb510667.aspx
) is
Policy-Based Management is a system for managing one or more instances of SQL Server 2008.
- and that was last updated as recently as November 2009.
Actually to add to your excitement, that line is a little misleading. Not only can you manage your 2008 instances but you can manage your 2000, 2005 instances as well as Express/Standard/Enterprise editions. The only caveat is that because some features didn't exist is down-level versions (i.e. no DMV's in 2000, no filestream in anything less than 2008) your policies may not work. In order to get around that when you build a policy you can do an edition restriction and specify a policy to only apply to whichever version/edition you'd like.
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Jorge Segarra (2/14/2010)
Actually to add to your excitement, that line is a little misleading.
Yes, that's what I meant when I said MS must have forgotten to change BOL.
Tom
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Tom.Thomson (2/12/2010)
A very useful question. I've learned something new. Policy-based management begins to look more useful.
But I guess MS must have changed their mind at some point but forgot to change BOL. The very first sentence in the Administering Servers by Using Policy-Based Management section (
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb510667.aspx
) is
Policy-Based Management is a system for managing one or more instances of SQL Server 2008.
- and that was last updated as recently as November 2009.
Great question, I am glad it came up. I just taught an upgrade class from 2005 to 2008 and BOL had also led me to believe that PBM was for 2008 only. I should have looked a little deeper I guess
At least I have another selling point for my customers who are considering upgrading!
Keep 'em coming!
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Jayakumar Krishnan
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Thanks and I've written another article about evaluating policies on mutliple instances (SQL 2008 , 2005 and 2000), that will be published end of this month, I hope that will be more fun...
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Jay
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Paul White
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Posted Tuesday, March 30, 2010 10:40 AM
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Tough question for one measly little point.
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Jayakumar Krishnan
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Hope this would be useful for all...
http://www.sqlservercentral.com/articles/Policy-Based+Management/69587/
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Jay
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