@JeffModen - although your code works in SQL Server, it will not work in an expression in an SSRS report.

Although you can figure out how to use the same type...

I am not sure what your problem is based on the pictures...a page footer will take up as much space as you define for it in the design window and...

It isn't...

Since you do not include an offset - you can convert directly to DATETIME2.  For these types of columns - I would just define them as a string in SSIS...

It looks like you have 2 columns in each row from the Plan table that you want to check against.  Or maybe it is just one row in the Plan...

There are many editors available for Powershell - and the default Windows Powershell ISE works quite well for basic scripting.  It allows writing the script and executing command line and...

Setup a data-driven subscription...you then create a query that returns the appropriate data and assign those values to each of the parameters for the email.

I saw that after I posted...thanks.

Since Microsoft has removed the capability to debug stored...

Yes - you can create a data source to the 2019 instance of SQL Server.

If you have Enterprise Edition you can use a data-driven subscription.  If you are running Standard Edition - then you would create separate subscriptions for each set of email recipients.

I see a bunch of table scans - which seems to indicate based on the estimates - a table variable or a heap (which should still have some statistics).  The...

Could you post the plan here: https://www.brentozar.com/pastetheplan/

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/ssms/scripting/transact-sql-debugger?view=sql-server-ver15

From this document: This feature works with SSMS version 17.9.1 and earlier.

What is the version of TFS?

Have you looked at this documentation: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/server/upgrade/upgrade-2013/backup-and-restore-data?view=tfs-2015

It appears to me that there is a separate tool you need to run on the TFS server to...