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... Brad’s Sure Guide to SQL Server Maintenance Plans By Brad M. McGeheeFirst published by Simple Talk Publishing 2009 Summary 28Chapter 2: Before you Create any Maintenance Plans 29How to Configure ... Configure a SQLServer Agent Operator 43Summary 46Chapter 3: Getting Started with the Maintenance Plan Wizard 47Exploiting the Full Potential of the Wizard 48Investigating Existing Maintenance Plans ... xiiiAcknowledgements xiiiIntroduction 14Who Should Read this Book 15Goals of this Book 16 SQL Server Editions Covered in this Book 16Chapter 1: Why is Database Maintenance Important? 17The...
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... the real world. SQL Server Editions Covered in this BookThis book covers the use of the Maintenance Plan Wizard and the Maintenance Plan Designer for SQLServer 2005 and SQLServer 2008, including ... to SQLServer 2008.All the screenshots and examples are from SQLServer 2008, which, on occasion, varies from SQL Server 2005. When there are significant differences, I will point them out. SQL ... differences, I will point them out. SQL Server 2000 and earlier is not covered because Maintenance Plans changed substantially between SQLServer 2000 and SQLServer 2005. Although the implementation...