LH-CONTOPER-BD20130116LH-FNCONTI-BDindices Server NameFEC_ACTNombre Real ServerNombre Database The query is:Īnd validation results are as follows, according to tips, SQL Server Multi Database Query with Registered Servers I'm pretty sure there isn't a way and the only way you can do it is to go through the registered server list, but just wondering.Įveryday I validate loads of tables that run from Oracle to SQL Server 2000 Server and SQL Server 2008 R2. Or a way to open a query automatically that is connected to the registered group? As in, something to the equivalent of "USE ". Is their automatically run the same query I run in CMS say through a job or some other method?ĭoes anybody know a way to execute the same multi-server query through T-SQL only. From time to time we have to validate all of those servers are operational. I have over 100 servers registered in my CMS. ON s.server_group_id = ssg.server_group_id SELECT s.server_name, ssg.name as GroupNameįROM. You can pass server names, groups from this query: Yes, you can do this using PowerShell script. Thursday, Janu5:57:21 PM - Svetlana Golovko I was trying to collect all DBs list from more than 10 servers. Nice tip! This is something is did over and over again and never knew such a feature existed! Thanks! We will demonstrate the solution for this tip using two SQL Server instances and three databases:Ĭonnect to each database and run this script to create a demo table:
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The same result could be achieved using a multiple servers query with Central Management Server (refer to this tip to find out how to use Central Management Server). We will use the Registered Servers feature in SSMS. In this tip we will show you how to run a query against multiple databases that are spread among different SQL Server instances. How can he/she run a single query in SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) for all three databases? Solution The user needs to validate application users on each of these databases. These databases are located on two different SQL Servers and have different names. By: Svetlana Golovko | Updated: | Comments (7) | Related: More > Central Management ServersĪ user supports an application that has three databases for three different environments.