List all Databases and Last Full Backups

By Janine Bocciardi, 2002/06/14

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This script will create a procedure to list all databases on the server (except tempdb), the last time the database was backed up (database backup, not log backups), and a comment which could be customized. For my purposes, I flag any database which hasn't been backed up in the last week. This provides a quick list to check and make sure that backups are all being performed as necessary.

By Janine Bocciardi, 2002/06/14

Total article views: 1339 | Views in the last 30 days: 59

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