Document SQL Server 2012

With the new XIA Configuration Server 4.2 it is now possible to document SQL server 2012 instances and databases.

The same level of detail continues as with previous version of XIA Configuration and SQL database instances.

General Server Information
  • Name
  • Product
  • Product Level (e.g. SP3)
  • Edition
  • Host Operating System
  • Platform
  • Version
  • Version Name
  • Language
  • Processors
  • Root Directory
  • Server Collation
  • Is Clustered
  • Use AWE to Allocate Memory
  • Minimum Server Memory
  • Maximum Server Memory
  • Index Creation Memory
  • Minimum Memory Per Query
  • Maximum Worker Threads
  • Default Index Fill Factor
  • Default Backup Media Retention
  • Default Data Location
  • Default Log Location
  • Boost SQL Server Priority
  • Allow Triggers to Fire Others
  • Cursor Threshold
  • Default Full-Text Language
  • Default Language
  • Max Text Replication Size
  • Scan for Startup Procs
  • Two Digit Year Cutoff
  • Network Packet Size
  • Remote Login Timeout
  • Cost Threshold for Parallelism
  • Locks
  • Max Degree of Parallelism
Security Settings

NOTE: Certain settings are not applicable to SQL 2000
  • Server Authentication
  • Auditing Level
  • Enable Server Proxy Account
  • Proxy Account
  • Enable C2 Audit Tracing
  • Cross Database Ownership Chaining
  • XPCmd Shell
Connection Settings
  • Maximum Concurrent Connections
  • Use Query Governor
  • Query Governor Limit
  • Allow Remote Connections
  • Remote Query Timeout
  • Named Pipes Enabled (SQL 2005 and above)
  • TCP Enabled (SQL 2005 and above)
Database Settings
  • Description
  • Collation
  • Last Database Backup
  • Last Database Log Backup
  • Name
  • Owner
  • Date Created
  • ReadOnly
  • Size
  • Space Available
  • Users
  • Use Full Text Indexing
  • Collation
  • Database and Log File name, autogrowth, location
  • Recovery Model
  • Compatibility Level
  • Auto Close
  • Auto Create Statistics
  • Auto Shrink
  • Auto Update Statistics
  • Auto Update Asynchronously
  • Close Cursor on Commit Enabled
  • ANSI NULL Default
  • ANSI NULLS Enabled
  • ANSI Padding Enabled
  • ANSI Warnings Enabled
  • Arithmetic Abort
  • Concatenate Null Yields
  • Cross Database Ownership Chaining
  • Date Correlation Optimization
  • Numeric Round Abort
  • Parameterization
  • Quoted Identifiers
  • Recursive Triggers
  • Trustworthy
  • Page Verify
  • Database Read-Only
  • Database State
  • Restrict Access
  • Extended Properties
  • Database User - Name, Login, Default Schema, Database Roles
  • Database Creation SQL Script
Database Table Columns
  • Name
  • Allow Nulls
  • ANSI Padding
  • Computed Text
  • Data Type
  • Default Schema
  • Default Value
  • Is Computed
  • Is Foreign Key
  • Full Text Indexed
  • Is Identity
  • Identity Increment
  • Identity Seed
  • Primary Key (true / false)
  • Maximum Length
  • Replicated
Stored Procedures
  • Name
  • Description
  • Date Created
  • Last Modified
  • Encrypted
  • Execution Context
  • Execution Principal
  • Owner
  • Quoted Identifiers
  • Schema
  • System Object
  • Recompile
  • For replication
  • Parameters
  • SQL Stored Procedure Code body

Security - Logins
  • Login Type
  • Default Database
  • Login Disabled
  • Deny Connect
  • Creation Date
  • Default Language

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