Scripts

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Database Scripts

Practical SQL Server and PostgreSQL Scripts for Database Administration

Introduction

Welcome to the Technical Architects Zone database scripts library. This section provides practical and reusable scripts for SQL Server and PostgreSQL database administrators, developers, technical architects, and support professionals.

The script collections cover database backup, restore and recovery, monitoring, health checks, performance troubleshooting, security, maintenance, configuration, and everyday DBA activities.

Important: Review and test every script in a non-production environment before using it against a production database. Update database names, paths, users, schemas, thresholds, and other environment-specific values as required.

Script Collections

Select a database platform below to access the complete TAZ script library.

SQL Server Scripts
Practical T-SQL scripts for database backup, restore, monitoring, health checks, performance troubleshooting, maintenance, and everyday SQL Server administration.
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PostgreSQL Scripts
Practical PostgreSQL scripts and commands for backup, restore, monitoring, health checks, performance analysis, security, maintenance, and everyday database administration.
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What You Will Find

  • Database backup and recovery scripts
  • Database restore and validation commands
  • Session, connection, blocking, and lock monitoring
  • Daily database health-check scripts
  • Query and index performance troubleshooting
  • Database size and storage monitoring
  • Security, roles, users, and permissions
  • Configuration and maintenance utilities
  • Reusable DBA scripts with convenient Copy buttons

Responsible Script Usage

The scripts published in this section are intended to provide practical starting points for common administration and troubleshooting requirements. Database environments differ in architecture, workload, security controls, naming standards, storage design, recovery objectives, and operational procedures.

Before execution: Confirm the target server and database, review every command, replace sample values, understand the operational impact, take the required backup, and maintain a tested rollback procedure.

Key Takeaways

  • Use the SQL Server collection for practical T-SQL DBA scripts.
  • Use the PostgreSQL collection for PostgreSQL administration and troubleshooting scripts.
  • Each platform contains dedicated backup, restore, monitoring, health-check, performance, and utility sections.
  • Scripts should always be reviewed and adapted to the target environment.
  • Production changes should follow appropriate backup, validation, change-control, and rollback procedures.

Conclusion

The TAZ database scripts library brings together practical SQL Server and PostgreSQL resources in one organized location. Each collection is designed to make common database administration, maintenance, recovery, monitoring, and troubleshooting tasks easier to understand and execute.

The library can continue to expand as additional database platforms, cloud administration scripts, automation utilities, and operational runbooks are added to Technical Architects Zone.

Author: Ajit Kumar Patnaik
Technical Architects Zone (TAZ)
Practical Solutions | Real-World Experience | Continuous Learning

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