windows:powershell:powershellstart
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| - | PowerShell is Microsoft's scripting language/shell that comes with Windows server and desktop per-installed nowadays. It has tight integration with the operating system and Microsoft's various server products. For automating tasks on Windows, it is a pretty compelling choice because of this bundling. | ||
| - | PowerShell runs on Windows only, so it is not a good choice in doing cross-platform metrics data gathering and scripting. | ||
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| - | Below are scripts that should be scheduled as SQL Server Agent job steps to gather Windows server and SQL Server related metrics data. | ||
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| - | * [[windows:powershell:updatehost|Windows server info gathering]], assuming [[db:sqlserver:jimetrics|metrics database has been created]] and server Host table populated. | ||
| - | * [[windows:powershell:insertstorage|Windows server disk metrics gathering]] | ||
| - | * [[windows:powershell:insertinstance|SQL Server instance discovery]] | ||
| - | * [[windows:powershell:updateinstance|SQL Server instance info gathering]] | ||
| - | * [[windows:powershell:insertdbfilestats|SQL Server database file metrics gathering]] | ||
| - | * [[windows:powershell:inserttablestats|SQL Server database table metrics gathering]] | ||
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