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Paritosh-412771
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Posted Tuesday, February 09, 2010 6:42 AM
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Hi All,
There has been new assingment that has come up by the client to find the list of the database that was last accessed in sql server 2000.
As far as I know there is NO way to find this out, apart from just verifying through windows explorer. THe last modified date option.
have any one has a solution on this..
Help will Appreciated...
Thanks in advance...
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Paritosh...
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By last accessed do you mean last modified or just reading it?
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If this is to figure out if a db is still being used, just alter your db option "AUTO_CLOSE" to ON.
This way, you will find a "database opened" message in your sqlserver errorlog file
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ALZDBA (2/9/2010)
If this is to figure out if a db is still being used, just alter your db option "AUTO_CLOSE" to ON.
This way, you will find a "database opened" message in your sqlserver errorlog file
I would be better looking at the active sessions through Activity Monitor rather than setting that option. Since it would have an impact on the Performance..
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If they doubt it the db is still in use ??? So far for performance
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Posted Wednesday, February 10, 2010 7:04 AM
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we want to find when was this database was last used or modified.
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