BI SQL # 144 : SQL Server DBA Scripts : State of the databases with the command DBCC CHECKDB
Hi Folks,
In this article we are going to cover State of the databases with the command DBCC CHECKDB.
In this post we are going to discuss following points:
- Problem Statement of SQL Script:
- Description of SQL Script:
- SQL Script Output Column
- SQL Script Code
- SQL Script Output Screenshot
- User Level to execute
Problem Statement of SQL Script:
Get state of the databases with the command DBCC CHECKDB.
Description of SQL Script:
This T-SQL statement stores the result of CheckDB into a temporary table and runs some selections on it, like an overview of occurred state levels. The detail selection adds also further information of the concerned objects.
SQL Script Output Column
SQL Script Code
CREATE TABLE #CXPacketCount ( CaptureDate DATETIME ,WaitType VARCHAR(100) ,WaitTypeCount INT ) DECLARE @loopCount INT DECLARE @MaxLoop INT SET @loopCount = 1 SET @MaxLoop = 5 WHILE @loopCount <= @MaxLoop BEGIN INSERT INTO #CXPacketCount ( CaptureDate ,WaitType ,WaitTypeCount ) SELECT GETDATE() ,wait_type ,waiting_tasks_count FROM sys.dm_os_wait_stats WHERE wait_type = 'CXPACKET' WAITFOR DELAY '00:00:10'; SET @loopCount = @loopCount + 1 END SELECT * FROM #CXPacketCount DROP TABLE #CXPacketCount
SQL Script Output Screenshot
User Level to execute
400
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