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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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Less Guessing, More Knowing — Wherever It's Needed
We're releasing several new features that help you get better visibility and collaboration in, and outside of, your IT organization. Asset Health in Properties, Share to Teams, and external report recipients are all really about the same problem: the right data, to the right person, at the right time.
New in vScope: Track Microsoft 365 Copilot Usage Across Your Organization
Know exactly how Copilot is used across your organization. By who, and where. vScope now has extended its coverage of ready-made reports about Copilot adoption, license utilization, and usage patterns. Immediately visible, and easy to share.
See How Your IT Environment Actually Fits Together
vScope has always mapped the relationships in your IT environment automatically. Now you can explore them visually. The Relationship Map is a new view in Properties and Governance – always current, no manual work required.