By: Russky
At last, an explanation for this *irritating* feature! This has bugged me since SQL 2005 days, but unfortunately I dismissed it as “just the way it was” from 2005 onwards. Now, no more changing the...
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Thanks for the fix. You will also want to run the query with a left join on sys.server_principals to find any maintenance plans with an owner that no longer has access to the server (user doesn’t...
View ArticleBy: Chris
Just want to share – I believe this will work only if you have SSIS installed and running. If you don’t, then this query is your best bet: SELECT s.name, s.owner FROM msdb.dbo.sysmaintplan_plans AS s
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[…] Maintenance Plan Owner […]
View ArticleBy: Russky
At last, an explanation for this *irritating* feature! This has bugged me since SQL 2005 days, but unfortunately I dismissed it as “just the way it was” from 2005 onwards. Now, no more changing the...
View ArticleBy: wdolby
Thanks for the fix. You will also want to run the query with a left join on sys.server_principals to find any maintenance plans with an owner that no longer has access to the server (user doesn’t...
View ArticleBy: Chris
Just want to share – I believe this will work only if you have SSIS installed and running. If you don’t, then this query is your best bet: SELECT s.name, s.owner FROM msdb.dbo.sysmaintplan_plans AS s
View ArticleBy: Effects of Max Mem on Plan Cache - SQL Server - SQL Server - Toad World
[…] Maintenance Plan Owner […]
View ArticleBy: Effects of Max Mem on Plan Cache - SQL Server - SQL Server - Toad World
[…] Maintenance Plan Owner […]
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[…] It is not unusual to find a server where some random user created a bunch of jobs to be run by SQL Agent. Sometimes, the user creating the job(s) sets themself as the owner of the job. There are...
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[…] on version of SQL Server. I figured this might be a tad more helpful than the previous version here. This query would yield the following result set for that new “Maintenance Plan” that […]
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