SQL Server Scripts

SQL Server Scripts

A practical collection of SQL Server scripts for backup, restore, monitoring, health checks, performance troubleshooting, and day-to-day database administration.

Backup Scripts ›
SQL Server database backup and backup management scripts.
Restore Scripts ›
Scripts for database restore, recovery, and restore validation.
Monitoring Scripts ›
Monitor sessions, blocking, waits, jobs, storage, and database activity.
Health Check Scripts ›
SQL Server instance and database health-check scripts.
Performance Scripts ›
Scripts for query performance, waits, indexes, execution plans, and troubleshooting.
Other SQL Server Scripts ›
Useful administrative and troubleshooting scripts for everyday DBA work.
Author: Ajit Kumar Patnaik
Technical Architects Zone (TAZ)
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