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Collect SQL Server instances, databases, users, and configurations in vScope. Get a centralized and continuously updated view of your database environment.
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SQL Server instance overview
Document SQL Server instances with host details, versions, and key configuration settings in your central asset repository.
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Database inventory
Maintain a clear overview of individual databases, including size, recovery model, and compatibility level.
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Backup status
Track SQL Server backup status directly in vScope to ensure databases are properly protected.
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Resource overview
Highlight hosts with low utilization or resource imbalance to support capacity planning.
Asset Types
- Database Systems
- Databases
- SQL Server User
Example of Bundled Content
- Microsoft SQL Backup Status
- Microsoft SQL Servers with Underutilized CPU
- Microsoft SQL Server Hosts with Low RAM Commit Ratio
- Microsoft SQL Database Dashboard
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