├── .vscode └── launch.json ├── DAtabase Freespace.ps1 ├── Database Collation.ps1 ├── Export SQl user.ps1 ├── LICENSE ├── Last Good DBCC CheckDb.ps1 ├── Pester Test Backup Share - Server level.Tests.ps1 ├── Pester Test Database Collation - Database Level.Tests.ps1 ├── Pester Test Database Collation - Databases detailed.Tests.ps1 ├── Pester Test Database collation - Server level.Tests.ps1 ├── Pester Test Identity Usage - Column Level.Tests.ps1 ├── Pester Test Identity Usage - Database Level.Tests.ps1 ├── Pester Test Identity Usage - Server Level.Tests.ps1 ├── Pester Test Last Backup - Individual.Tests.ps1 ├── Pester Test Last Known good DBCC CheckDB - Database Level.Tests.ps1 ├── Pester Test Last Known good DBCC CheckDB - Server Level and Time.Tests.ps1 ├── Pester Test Last Known good DBCC CheckDB - Server Level.Tests.ps1 ├── Pester Test Network Latency.Tests.ps1 ├── Pester Test SPNs.Tests.ps1 ├── Pester Test to XML and HTML.ps1 ├── Pester test TempDb.Tests.ps1 ├── README.md ├── Test Database Last Backup.ps1 ├── Test SQLPath.ps1 └── TestConfig.json /.vscode/launch.json: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | { 2 | "version": "0.2.0", 3 | "configurations": [ 4 | { 5 | "type": "PowerShell", 6 | "request": "launch", 7 | "name": "PowerShell Launch (current file)", 8 | "script": "${file}", 9 | "args": [], 10 | "cwd": "${file}" 11 | }, 12 | { 13 | "type": "PowerShell", 14 | "request": "attach", 15 | "name": "PowerShell Attach to Host Process", 16 | "processId": "${command:PickPSHostProcess}", 17 | "runspaceId": 1 18 | }, 19 | { 20 | "type": "PowerShell", 21 | "request": "launch", 22 | "name": "PowerShell Interactive Session", 23 | "cwd": "${workspaceRoot}" 24 | } 25 | ] 26 | } -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /DAtabase Freespace.ps1: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Get-Help Get-DbaDatabaseFreespace -ShowWindow 2 | 3 | # details for a single instance 4 | $server = '' 5 | Get-DbaDatabaseFreespace -sqlserver $server 6 | 7 | # For a number of instances 8 | $SQLServers == '','' 9 | Get-DbaDatabaseFreespace -SqlInstance $SQLServers | Out-GridView 10 | 11 | ## Get the total size of a database 12 | 13 | $server = '' 14 | $dbName = '' 15 | $database = @{Name = 'Database'; Expression = {$dbname}} 16 | $FileSize = @{Name = 'FileSize'; Expression = {$_.Sum}} 17 | Get-DbaDatabaseFreespace -SqlServer $server -database $dbName | 18 | Select Database,FileSizeMB | 19 | Measure-Object FileSizeMB -Sum | 20 | Select $database ,Property, $filesize 21 | 22 | ## Total Size of all databases on an instance 23 | 24 | $server = '' 25 | $srv = Connect-DbaSqlServer $server 26 | $SizeonDisk = @() 27 | $srv.Databases |ForEach-Object { 28 | $dbName = $_.Name 29 | $database = @{Name = 'Database'; Expression = {$dbname}} 30 | $FileSize = @{Name = 'FileSize'; Expression = {$_.Sum}} 31 | $SizeOnDisk += Get-DbaDatabaseFreespace -SqlServer $server -database $dbName | Select Database,FileSizeMB |  Measure-Object FileSizeMb -Sum | Select $database ,Property, $Filesize 32 | } 33 | $SizeOnDisk 34 | 35 | ## Sort the sizes 36 | 37 | $SizeOnDisk |Sort-Object Filesize -Descending 38 | 39 | ## Do things with thte results 40 | 41 | ## In a text file 42 | $SizeonDisk | Out-file C:\temp\Sizeondisk.txt 43 | Invoke-Item C:\temp\Sizeondisk.txt 44 | ## In a CSV 45 | $SizeonDisk | Export-Csv C:\temp\Sizeondisk.csv -NoTypeInformation 46 | notepad C:\temp\Sizeondisk.csv 47 | ## Email 48 | Send-MailMessage -SmtpServer $smtp -From DBATeam@TheBeard.local -To JuniorDBA-Smurf@TheBeard.Local ` 49 | -Subject "Smurf this needs looking At" -Body $SizeonDisk 50 | ## Email as Attachment 51 | Send-MailMessage -SmtpServer $smtp -From DBATeam@TheBeard.local -To JuniorDBA-Smurf@TheBeard.Local ` 52 | -Subject "Smurf this needs looking At" -Body "Smurf" -Attachments C:\temp\Sizeondisk.csv 53 | 54 | ## Only those 80% + full 55 | 56 | Get-DbaDatabaseFreespace -SqlServer $server | Where-Object {$_.PercentUsed -gt 80} 57 | 58 | ## File growth settings 59 | 60 | Get-DbaDatabaseFreespace -SqlServer $server | Where-Object {$_.AutoGrowType  -ne 'Mb'} 61 | 62 | ## Get FileSize, Used and Free Space per database 63 | $server = '' 64 | $srv = Connect-DbaSqlServer $server 65 | $SizeonDisk = @() 66 | $srv.Databases |ForEach-Object { 67 | $dbName = $_.Name 68 | $database = @{Name = 'Database'; Expression = {$dbname}} 69 | $MB = @{Name = 'Mbs'; Expression = {$_.Sum}} 70 | $SizeOnDisk += Get-DbaDatabaseFreespace -SqlServer $server -database $dbName | Select Database,FileSizeMB, UsedSpaceMB, FreeSpaceMb |  Measure-Object FileSizeMb , UsedSpaceMB, FreeSpaceMb -Sum  | Select $database ,Property, $Mb 71 | } 72 | $SizeOnDisk 73 | 74 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Database Collation.ps1: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Get-Help TestDbaDatabaseCollation -ShowWindow 2 | 3 | ## Test a server 4 | 5 | Test-DbaDatabaseCollation -SqlServer '' 6 | 7 | ## Only show teh mis matching databases 8 | 9 | (Test-DbaDatabaseCollation -SqlServer '').Where{$_.IsEqual -eq $false} 10 | 11 | ## Detailed info 12 | 13 | Test-DbaDatabaseCollation -SqlServer '' -Detailed 14 | 15 | ## Do thigns with results 16 | ## Output to a file 17 | Test-DbaDatabaseCollation -SqlServer '' -Detailed |Out-File C:\Temp\CollationCheck.txt 18 | ## Output to CSV 19 | Test-DbaDatabaseCollation -SqlServer '' -Detailed |Export-Csv  C:\temp\CollationCheck.csv -NoTypeInformation 20 | ## Output to JSON 21 | Test-DbaDatabaseCollation -SqlServer '' -Detailed | ConvertTo-Json | Out-file c:\temp\CollationCheck.json 22 | ## Look at the files 23 | notepad C:\temp\CollationCheck.json 24 | notepad C:\temp\CollationCheck.csv 25 | notepad C:\temp\CollationCheck.txt 26 | 27 | ## Linux or SQL Auth 28 | 29 | $cred = Get-Credential 30 | Test-DbaDatabaseCollation -SqlServer LinuxvServer -Credential $cred -Detailed | Format-Table -AutoSize -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Export SQl user.ps1: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Get-Help Export-SqlUser -ShowWindow 2 | 3 | ## Export users from an instance 4 | 5 | Export-SqlUser -SqlInstance SQL2016N2 -FilePath C:\temp\SQL2016N2-Users.sql 6 | Notepad C:\temp\SQL2016N2-Users.sql 7 | 8 | ## Export users from a database 9 | 10 | Export-SqlUser -SqlInstance SQL2016N2 -FilePath C:\temp\SQL2016N2-Fadetoblack.sql -Databases Fadetoblack 11 | notepad C:\temp\SQL2016N2-Fadetoblack.sql 12 | 13 | ## Export a single user from a database 14 | Export-SqlUser -SqlInstance SQL2016N2 -FilePath C:\temp\SQL2016N2-Lars-Fadetoblack.sql -User UlrichLars -Databases Fadetoblack 15 | notepad C:\temp\SQL2016N2-Lars-Fadetoblack.sql 16 | 17 | ## replace permissions and create a new file 18 | $LarsPermsFile = 'C:\temp\SQL2016N2-Lars-Fadetoblack.sql' 19 | $ManagerPermsFile = 'C:\temp\SQL2016N2-Manager-Fadetoblack.sql' 20 | Export-SqlUser -SqlInstance SQL2016N2 -FilePath $LarsPermsFile -User UlrichLars -Databases Fadetoblack 21 | $ManagerPerms = Get-Content $LarsPermsFile 22 | ## replace permissions 23 | $ManagerPerms = $ManagerPerms.Replace('DENY INSERT ON [dbo].[Finances]','GRANT INSERT ON [dbo].[Finances]') 24 | $ManagerPerms = $ManagerPerms.Replace('DENY SELECT ON [dbo].[RealFinances]','GRANT SELECT ON [dbo].[RealFinances]') 25 | $ManagerPerms = $ManagerPerms.Replace('UlrichLars','TheManager') 26 | Set-Content -path $ManagerPermsFile -Value $ManagerPerms 27 | code-insiders $LarsPermsFile , $ManagerPermsFile 28 | 29 | ## 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Server level.Tests.ps1: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Requires -Version 4 2 | # Requires module dbatools 3 | Describe 'Testing Access to Backup Share' -Tag Server, Backup { 4 | ## This is getting a list of server name from Hyper-V - You can chagne this to a list of SQL instances 5 | # # $SQLServers = (Get-VM -ComputerName $Config.BackupShare.HyperV| Where-Object {$_.Name -like "*$($Config.BackupShare.NameSearch)*" -and $_.State -eq 'Running'}).Name 6 | $SQLServers = 'ROB-XPS', 'ROB-XPS\DAVE', 'ROB-XPS\SQL2016' 7 | $SQLServers = $SQLServers.Where{$_ -like "*$($Config.BackupShare.NameSearch)*"} 8 | if(!$SQLServers){Write-Warning "No Servers to Look at - Check the config.json"} 9 | ## create the test cases array 10 | $testCases= @() 11 | $SQLServers.ForEach{$testCases += @{Name = $_}} 12 | It " has access to Backup Share $($Config.BackupShare.BackupShare)" -TestCases $testCases -Skip:$($Config.BackupShare.Skip){ 13 | Param($Name) 14 | Test-DBASqlPath -SqlServer $Name -Path $($Config.BackupShare.BackupShare) | Should Be $True 15 | } 16 | } 17 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Pester Test Database Collation - Database Level.Tests.ps1: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Requires -Version 4 2 | # Requires module dbatools 3 | Describe "Testing Database Collation" -Tag Database,Collation{ 4 | if($($Config.CollationDatabase.Skip)) 5 | { 6 | continue 7 | } 8 | ## This is getting a list of server name from Hyper-V - You can chagne this to a list of SQL instances 9 | # $SQLServers = (Get-VM -ComputerName $Config.CollationDatabase.HyperV -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue| Where-Object {$_.Name -like "*$($Config.CollationDatabase.NameSearch)*" -and $_.State -eq 'Running'}).Name 10 | $SQLServers = 'ROB-XPS', 'ROB-XPS\DAVE', 'ROB-XPS\SQL2016' 11 | $SQLServers = $SQLServers.Where{$_ -like "*$($Config.CollationDatabase.NameSearch)*"} 12 | if(!$SQLServers){Write-Warning "No Servers to Look at - Check the config.json"} 13 | foreach($Server in $SQLServers) 14 | { 15 | $CollationTests = Test-DbaDatabaseCollation -SqlServer $Server 16 | foreach($CollationTest in $CollationTests) 17 | { 18 | It "$($Collationtest.Server) database $($CollationTest.Database) should have the correct collation" { 19 | $CollationTest.IsEqual | Should Be $true 20 | } 21 | } 22 | } 23 | } -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Pester Test Database Collation - Databases detailed.Tests.ps1: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Requires -Version 4 2 | # Requires module dbatools 3 | Describe "Testing Database Collation" -Tag Detailed,Database,Collation{ 4 | if($($Config.CollationDatabaseDetailed.Skip)) 5 | { 6 | continue 7 | } 8 | ## This is getting a list of server name from Hyper-V - You can chagne this to a list of SQL instances 9 | # $SQLServers = (Get-VM -ComputerName $Config.CollationDatabaseDetailed.HyperV -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue| Where-Object {$_.Name -like "*$($Config.CollationDatabaseDetailed.NameSearch)*" -and $_.State -eq 'Running'}).Name 10 | $SQLServers = 'ROB-XPS', 'ROB-XPS\DAVE', 'ROB-XPS\SQL2016' 11 | $SQLServers = $SQLServers.Where{$_ -like "*$($Config.CollationDatabaseDetailed.NameSearch)*"} 12 | if(!$SQLServers){Write-Warning "No Servers to Look at - Check the config.json"} 13 | foreach($Server in $SQLServers) 14 | { 15 | $CollationTests = Test-DbaDatabaseCollation -SqlServer $Server -Detailed 16 | foreach($CollationTest in $CollationTests) 17 | { 18 | It "$($Collationtest.Server) database $($CollationTest.Database) should have the correct collation of $($CollationTest.ServerCollation)" { 19 | $CollationTest.DatabaseCollation | Should Be $CollationTest.ServerCollation 20 | } 21 | } 22 | } 23 | } -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Pester Test Database collation - Server level.Tests.ps1: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Requires -Version 4 2 | # Requires module dbatools 3 | Describe "Testing Database Collation" -Tag Server,Collation{ 4 | ## This is getting a list of server name from Hyper-V - You can chagne this to a list of SQL instances 5 | # $SQLServers = (Get-VM -ComputerName $Config.CollationServer.HyperV -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue| Where-Object {$_.Name -like "*$($Config.CollationServer.NameSearch)*" -and $_.State -eq 'Running'}).Name 6 | $SQLServers = 'ROB-XPS', 'ROB-XPS\DAVE', 'ROB-XPS\SQL2016' 7 | if(!$SQLServers){Write-Warning "No Servers to Look at - Check the config.json"} 8 | $testCases= @() 9 | $SQLServers.ForEach{$testCases += @{Name = $_}} 10 | It " databases have the right collation" -TestCases $testCases -Skip:$($Config.CollationServer.Skip){ 11 | Param($Name) 12 | $Collation = Test-DbaDatabaseCollation -SqlServer $Name 13 | $Collation.IsEqual -contains $false | Should Be $false 14 | } 15 | 16 | } -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Pester Test Identity Usage - Column Level.Tests.ps1: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Requires -Version 4 2 | # Requires module dbatools 3 | Describe "$SQLServer - Testing how full the Identity columns are" -Tag Column, Detailed, Identity{ 4 | if($Config.IdentityColumn.Skip) 5 | {continue} 6 | ## This is getting a list of server name from Hyper-V - You can chagne this to a list of SQL instances 7 | # $SQLServers = (Get-VM -ComputerName $Config.IdentityColumn.HyperV -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue| Where-Object {$_.Name -like "*$($Config.IdentityColumn.NameSearch)*" -and $_.State -eq 'Running'}).Name 8 | $SQLServers = 'ROB-XPS', 'ROB-XPS\DAVE', 'ROB-XPS\SQL2016' 9 | if(!$SQLServers){Write-Warning "No Servers to Look at - Check the config.json"} 10 | foreach($SQLServer in $SQLServers) 11 | { 12 |             $dbs = (Connect-DbaSqlServer -SqlServer $SQLServer).Databases.Name 13 |             foreach($db in $dbs) 14 |             { 15 |                 Context "Testing $db" { 16 |                 $Tests = Test-DbaIdentityUsage -SqlInstance $SQLServer -Databases $db -WarningAction SilentlyContinue 17 |                 foreach($test in $tests) 18 |                 { 19 |                     It "$($test.Column) identity column in $($Test.Table) is less than $($Config.IdentityColumn.Percent) % full" { 20 |                         $Test.PercentUsed | Should BeLessThan $($Config.IdentityColumn.Percent) 21 |                     } 22 |                 } 23 |             } 24 |         } 25 |     } 26 | } -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Pester Test Identity Usage - Database Level.Tests.ps1: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Requires -Version 4 2 | # Requires module dbatools 3 | Describe "Testing how full the Identity columns are" -Tag Database,Identity{ 4 | if($Config.IdentityDatabase.Skip) 5 | {continue} 6 | ## This is getting a list of server name from Hyper-V - You can chagne this to a list of SQL instances 7 | # $SQLServers = (Get-VM -ComputerName $Config.IdentityColumn.HyperV -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue| Where-Object {$_.Name -like "*$($Config.IdentityColumn.NameSearch)*" -and $_.State -eq 'Running'}).Name 8 | $SQLServers = 'ROB-XPS', 'ROB-XPS\DAVE', 'ROB-XPS\SQL2016' 9 | if(!$SQLServers){Write-Warning "No Servers to Look at - Check the config.json"} 10 |     foreach($SQLServer in $SQLServers) 11 |     { 12 |         Context "Testing $SQLServer" { 13 |             $dbs = (Connect-DbaSqlServer -SqlServer $SQLServer).Databases.Name 14 |             foreach($db in $dbs) 15 |             { 16 |                 It "$db on $SQLServer identity columns are less than $($Config.IdentityDatabase.Percent) % full"{ 17 |                     (Test-DbaIdentityUsage -SqlInstance $SQLServer -Databases $db -Threshold $($Config.IdentityDatabase.Percent) -WarningAction SilentlyContinue).PercentUsed | Should Be 18 |                 } 19 |             } 20 |         } 21 |     } 22 | } -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Pester Test Identity Usage - Server Level.Tests.ps1: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Requires -Version 4 2 | # Requires module dbatools 3 | Describe "Testing how full the Identity columns are" -Tag Server,Identity { 4 | ## This is getting a list of server name from Hyper-V - You can chagne this to a list of SQL instances 5 | # $SQLServers = (Get-VM -ComputerName $Config.IdentityColumn.HyperV -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue| Where-Object {$_.Name -like "*$($Config.IdentityColumn.NameSearch)*" -and $_.State -eq 'Running'}).Name 6 | $SQLServers = 'ROB-XPS', 'ROB-XPS\DAVE', 'ROB-XPS\SQL2016' 7 | $SQLServers = $SQLServers.Where{$_.Name -like "*$($Config.IdentityColumn.NameSearch)*"} 8 | if(!$SQLServers){Write-Warning "No Servers to Look at - Check the config.json";Break} 9 | $testCases= @() 10 | $SQLServers.ForEach{$testCases += @{Name = $_}} 11 | It " databases all have identity columns less than $($Config.IdentityServer.Percent) % full" -TestCases $testCases -Skip:$($Config.IdentityServer.Skip){ 12 | Param($Name) 13 | (Test-DbaIdentityUsage -SqlInstance $Name -Threshold $($Config.IdentityServer.Percent) -WarningAction SilentlyContinue).PercentUsed | Should Be 14 | } 15 | } -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Pester Test Last Backup - Individual.Tests.ps1: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Requires -Version 4 2 | # Requires module dbatools 3 | 4 | Describe "Last Backup Test results" -Tag Database, Backup { 5 | if($($Config.LastBackup.Skip)) 6 | { 7 | continue 8 | } 9 | 10 | ## This is getting a list of server name from Hyper-V - You can chagne this to a list of SQL instances 11 | # $SQLServers = (Get-VM -ComputerName $Config.LastBackup.HyperV -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue| Where-Object {$_.Name -like "*$($Config.LastBackup.NameSearch)*" -and $_.State -eq 'Running'}).Name 12 | $SQLServers = 'ROB-XPS', 'ROB-XPS\DAVE', 'ROB-XPS\SQL2016' 13 | $SQLServers = $SQLServers.Where{$_ -like "*$($Config.LastBackup.NameSearch)*"} 14 | if(!$SQLServers){Write-Warning "No Servers to Look at - Check the config.json"} 15 |  $Results = $SQLservers.ForEach{Test-DbaLastBackup -SqlServer $_ -Destination $Config.LastBackup.TestServer -WarningAction SilentlyContinue} 16 | 17 | foreach($result in $results) 18 | { 19 | $skipexists = $false 20 | $skipdbcc = $false 21 | $SkipRestore = $false 22 | if($result.FileExists -ne $true -and $result.FileExists -ne $false) 23 | { 24 | $skipexists = $true 25 | } 26 | if($result.DBCCResult -like '*DBCC CHECKTABLE skipped for restored master*' -or $result.DBCCResult -eq 'Skipped') 27 | { 28 | $skipDBCC = $true 29 | } 30 | if($Result.RestoreResult -eq 'Restore not located on shared location') 31 | { 32 | $SkipRestore =$true 33 | } 34 | It "$($Result.Database) on $($Result.SourceServer) File Should Exist" -Skip:$skipExists { 35 | $Result.FileExists| Should Be 'True' 36 | } 37 | It "$($Result.Database) on $($Result.SourceServer) Restore should be Success" -skip:$SkipRestore{ 38 | $Result.RestoreResult| Should Be 'Success' 39 | } 40 | It "$($Result.Database) on $($Result.SourceServer) DBCC should be Success" -Skip:$SkipDBCC{ 41 | $Result.DBCCResult| Should Be 'Success' 42 | } 43 | It "$($Result.Database) on $($Result.SourceServer) Backup Should be less than $($Config.LastBackup.DaysOld) days old" { 44 | $Result.BackupDate| Should BeGreaterThan (Get-Date).AddDays(-$($Config.LastBackup.DaysOld) ) 45 | } 46 | 47 | } 48 | } 49 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Pester Test Last Known good DBCC CheckDB - Database Level.Tests.ps1: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Requires -Version 4 2 | # Requires module dbatools 3 | Describe "Testing Last Known Good DBCC" -Tag Database, DBCC{ 4 | if($($Config.DBCCDatabase.Skip)) 5 | { 6 | continue 7 | } 8 | ## This is getting a list of server name from Hyper-V - You can chagne this to a list of SQL instances 9 | # $SQLServers = (Get-VM -ComputerName $Config.DBCCDatabase.HyperV -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue| Where-Object {$_.Name -like "*$($Config.DBCCDatabase.NameSearch)*" -and $_.State -eq 'Running'}).Name 10 | $SQLServers = 'ROB-XPS', 'ROB-XPS\DAVE', 'ROB-XPS\SQL2016' 11 | $SQLServers = $SQLServers.Where{$_ -like "*$($Config.DBCCDatabase.NameSearch)*"} 12 | if(!$SQLServers){Write-Warning "No Servers to Look at - Check the config.json"} 13 |    foreach($Server in $SQLServers) 14 | { 15 | $DBCCTests = Get-DbaLastGoodCheckDb -SqlServer $Server -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue -WarningAction SilentlyContinue 16 | foreach($DBCCTest in $DBCCTests) 17 | { 18 | It "$($DBCCTest.SQLInstance) database $($DBCCTest.Database) had a successful CheckDB"{ 19 | $DBCCTest.Status | Should Be 'Ok' 20 | } 21 | It "$($DBCCTest.SQLInstance) database $($DBCCTest.Database) had a CheckDB run in the last $($Config.DBCCDatabase.Daysold) days" { 22 | $DBCCTest.DaysSinceLastGoodCheckdb | Should BeLessThan $($Config.DBCCDatabase.Daysold) 23 | $DBCCTest.DaysSinceLastGoodCheckdb | Should Not BeNullOrEmpty 24 | } 25 | It "$($DBCCTest.SQLInstance) database $($DBCCTest.Database) has Data Purity Enabled" { 26 | $DBCCTest.DataPurityEnabled| Should Be $true 27 | } 28 | } 29 | } 30 | } -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Pester Test Last Known good DBCC CheckDB - Server Level and Time.Tests.ps1: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Requires -Version 4 2 | # Requires module dbatools 3 | Describe "Testing Last Known Good DBCC" -Tag Detailed,DBCC{ 4 | if($($Config.DBCCServerTime.Skip)) 5 | { 6 | continue 7 | } 8 | ## This is getting a list of server name from Hyper-V - You can chagne this to a list of SQL instances 9 | # $SQLServers = (Get-VM -ComputerName $Config.DBCCServerTime.HyperV -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue| Where-Object {$_.Name -like "*$($Config.DBCCServerTime.NameSearch)*" -and $_.State -eq 'Running'}).Name 10 | $SQLServers = 'ROB-XPS', 'ROB-XPS\DAVE', 'ROB-XPS\SQL2016' 11 | $SQLServers = $SQLServers.Where{$_ -like "*$($Config.DBCCServerTime.NameSearch)*" } 12 | if(!$SQLServers){Write-Warning "No Servers to Look at - Check the config.json"} 13 |  $testCases= @() 14 | $SQLServers.ForEach{$testCases += @{Name = $_}} 15 | It " databases have all had a successful CheckDB" -TestCases $testCases { 16 | Param($Name) 17 | $DBCC = Get-DbaLastGoodCheckDb -SqlServer $Name -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue -WarningAction SilentlyContinue 18 | ($DBCC.LastGoodCheckDb -contains $null) | Should Be $false 19 | } 20 | It " databases have all had a CheckDB run in the last $($Config.DBCCServerTime.Daysold) days" -TestCases $testCases { 21 | Param($Name) 22 | $DBCC = Get-DbaLastGoodCheckDb -SqlServer $Name -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue -WarningAction SilentlyContinue 23 | ($DBCC | Measure-Object -Property DaysSinceLastGoodCheckdb -Maximum).Maximum | Should BeLessThan $($Config.DBCCServerTime.Daysold) 24 | $DBCC.ForEach{$_.DaysSinceLastGoodCheckdb | Should Not BeNullOrEmpty} 25 | } 26 | 27 | } -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Pester Test Last Known good DBCC CheckDB - Server Level.Tests.ps1: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Requires -Version 4 2 | # Requires module dbatools 3 | Describe "Testing Last Known Good DBCC" -Tag Server,DBCC { 4 | if($($Config.DBCCServer.Skip)) 5 | { 6 | continue 7 | } 8 | ## This is getting a list of server name from Hyper-V - You can chagne this to a list of SQL instances 9 | # $SQLServers = (Get-VM -ComputerName $Config.DBCCServer.HyperV -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue| Where-Object {$_.Name -like "*$($Config.DBCCServer.NameSearch)*" -and $_.State -eq 'Running'}).Name 10 | $SQLServers = 'ROB-XPS', 'ROB-XPS\DAVE', 'ROB-XPS\SQL2016' 11 | $SQLServers.Where{$_ -like "*$($Config.DBCCServer.NameSearch)*"} 12 | if(!$SQLServers){Write-Warning "No Servers to Look at - Check the config.json"} 13 | $testCases= @() 14 | $SQLServers.ForEach{$testCases += @{Name = $_}} 15 | It " databases have all had a successful CheckDB within the last 7 days" -TestCases $testCases { 16 | Param($Name) 17 | $DBCC = Get-DbaLastGoodCheckDb -SqlServer $Name -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue -WarningAction SilentlyContinue 18 | $DBCC.Status -contains 'New database, not checked yet'| Should Be $false 19 | $DBCC.Status -contains 'CheckDb should be performed'| Should Be $false 20 | } 21 | } -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Pester Test Network Latency.Tests.ps1: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Requires -Version 4 2 | # Requires module dbatools 3 | Describe "Testing Network Latency" -Tag Server,Network { 4 | if($($Config.Network.Skip)) 5 | { 6 | continue 7 | } 8 | ## This is getting a list of server name from Hyper-V - You can chagne this to a list of SQL instances 9 | # $SQLServers = (Get-VM -ComputerName $Config.Network.HyperV -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue| Where-Object {$_.Name -like "*$($Config.Network.NameSearch)*" -and $_.State -eq 'Running'}).Name 10 | $SQLServers = 'ROB-XPS', 'ROB-XPS\DAVE', 'ROB-XPS\SQL2016' 11 | $SQLServers = $SQLServers.Where{$_ -like "*$($Config.Network.NameSearch)*"} 12 | if(!$SQLServers){Write-Warning "No Servers to Look at - Check the config.json"} 13 | foreach($Server in $SQLServers) 14 | { 15 | Context "Testing $Server Spns"{ 16 | $Latency = Test-DBANetworkLatency -SqlServer $Server 17 | It "$Server Total Latency should be less than $($Config.Network.Latency)" { 18 | $Latency.AvgMs | Should BeLessThan $($Config.Network.Latency) 19 | } 20 | } 21 | } 22 | } -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Pester Test SPNs.Tests.ps1: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Requires -Version 4 2 | # Requires module dbatools 3 | Describe "Testing SPNs" -Tag Server,SPN { 4 | if($($Config.SPN.Skip)) 5 | { 6 | continue 7 | } 8 | ## This is getting a list of server name from Hyper-V - You can chagne this to a list of SQL instances 9 | # $SQLServers = (Get-VM -ComputerName $Config.SPN.HyperV -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue| Where-Object {$_.Name -like "*$($Config.SPN.NameSearch)*" -and $_.State -eq 'Running'}).Name 10 | $SQLServers = 'ROB-XPS', 'ROB-XPS\DAVE', 'ROB-XPS\SQL2016' 11 | if(!$SQLServers){Write-Warning "No Servers to Look at - Check the config.json"} 12 | foreach($Server in $SQLServers) 13 | { 14 | Context "Testing $Server Spns"{ 15 | $SPNs = Test-DbaSpn -ComputerName $Server -Domain $($Config.SPN.DomainName) 16 | foreach($SPN in $SPNs) 17 | { 18 | It "$Server should have SPN for $($SPN.RequiredSPN) for $($SPN.InstanceServiceAccount)" { 19 | $SPN.Error | Should Be 'None' 20 | } 21 | } 22 | } 23 | } 24 | } -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Pester Test to XML and HTML.ps1: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | $Config = (Get-Content TestConfig.JSON) -join "`n" | ConvertFrom-Json 2 | $Date = Get-Date -Format ddMMyyyHHmmss 3 | $XML = $Config.XMLHTML.Path + $Config.XMLHTML.FileName + "_$Date.xml" 4 | Set-Location $Config.XMLHTML.pesterLocation 5 | Invoke-Pester -OutputFile $xml -OutputFormat NUnitXml 6 | 7 | #download and extract ReportUnit.exe 8 | Set-Location $Config.XMLHTML.Path 9 | $url = 'http://relevantcodes.com/Tools/ReportUnit/reportunit-1.2.zip' 10 | $reportunit = $Config.XMLHTML.Path + '\reportunit.exe' 11 | if((Test-Path $reportunit) -eq $false) 12 | { 13 | (New-Object Net.WebClient).DownloadFile($url,$fullPath) 14 | Expand-Archive -Path $fullPath -DestinationPath $Config.XMLHTML.Path 15 | } 16 | 17 | #run reportunit against report.xml and display result in browser 18 | $HTML = $Config.XMLHTML.Path + 'index.html' 19 | & .\reportunit.exe $Config.XMLHTML.Path 20 | Invoke-Item $HTML 21 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Pester test TempDb.Tests.ps1: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Requires -Version 4 2 | # Requires module dbatools 3 | Describe "Testing TempDb" -Tag Server,TempDb { 4 | if($($Config.TempDb.Skip)) 5 | { 6 | continue 7 | } 8 | ## This is getting a list of server name from Hyper-V - You can chagne this to a list of SQL instances 9 | # $SQLServers = (Get-VM -ComputerName $Config.TempDb.HyperV -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue| Where-Object {$_.Name -like "*$($Config.TempDb.NameSearch)*" -and $_.State -eq 'Running'}).Name 10 | $SQLServers = 'ROB-XPS', 'ROB-XPS\DAVE', 'ROB-XPS\SQL2016' 11 | if(!$SQLServers){Write-Warning "No Servers to Look at - Check the config.json"} 12 | foreach($Server in $SQLServers) 13 | { 14 | Context "Testing $Server TempDb"{ 15 | $TempDbTests = Test-DBATempDbConfiguration -SqlServer $Server 16 | 17 | It "$Server should have TF118 enabled" -Skip:$($Config.TempDb.Skip118){ 18 | $TempDbTests[0].CurrentSetting | Should Be $TempDbTests[0].Recommended 19 | } 20 | It "$Server should have $($TempDbTests[1].Recommended) TempDB Files" -Skip:$($Config.TempDb.SkipNumberofFiles){ 21 | $TempDbTests[1].CurrentSetting | Should Be $TempDbTests[1].Recommended 22 | } 23 | It "$Server should not have TempDB Files autogrowth set to percent" -Skip:$($Config.TempDb.SkipFileGrowthPercent){ 24 | $TempDbTests[2].CurrentSetting | Should Be $TempDbTests[2].Recommended 25 | } 26 | It "$Server should not have TempDB Files on the C Drive" -Skip:$($Config.TempDb.SkipFilesonC){ 27 | $TempDbTests[3].CurrentSetting | Should Be $TempDbTests[3].Recommended 28 | } 29 | It "$Server should not have TempDB Files with MaxSize Set" -Skip:$($Config.TempDb.SkipFileMaxSize){ 30 | $TempDbTests[4].CurrentSetting | Should Be $TempDbTests[4].Recommended 31 | } 32 | } 33 | } 34 | } -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /README.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # dbatools-scripts 2 | Holds a number of scripts for use with dbatools mainly from the blog posts at [https://sqldbawithabeard.com/tag/dbatools](https://sqldbawithabeard.com/tag/dbatools ) 3 | 4 | # Pester Tests 5 | 6 | At present there are the following tests 7 | 8 | - Pester Test Backup Share - Server level.Tests.ps1 9 | - Pester Test Database Collation - Database Level.Tests.ps1 10 | - Pester Test Database Collation - Databases detailed.Tests.ps1 11 | - Pester Test Database collation - Server level.Tests.ps1 12 | - Pester Test Identity Usage - Column Level.Tests.ps1 13 | - Pester Test Identity Usage - Database Level.Tests.ps1 14 | - Pester Test Identity Usage - Server Level.Tests.ps1 15 | - Pester Test Last Backup - Individual.Tests.ps1 16 | - Pester Test Last Known good DBCC CheckDB - Database Level.Tests.ps1 17 | - Pester Test Last Known good DBCC CheckDB - Server Level and - Time.Tests.ps1 18 | - Pester Test Last Known good DBCC CheckDB - Server Level.Tests.ps1 19 | - Pester Test Network Latency.Tests.ps1 20 | - Pester Test SPNs.Tests.ps1 21 | - Pester test TempDb.Tests.ps1 22 | 23 | All require dbatools and PowerShell version 4 or above. You can get dbatools from [https:\\dbatools.io](https://dbatools.io) 24 | 25 | The pester tests are controlled by the TestConfig.Json file. 26 | 27 | Alter the values or settigns to fit what you need to test. Setting the Skip value to true will skip the entire test 28 | 29 | Then change directory to the folder holding the files and run 30 | 31 | ```PowerShell 32 | $Config = (Get-Content TestConfig.JSON) -join "`n" | ConvertFrom-Json 33 | ``` 34 | 35 | Then all you need to do is run 36 | 37 | ``` 38 | Invoke-Pester 39 | ``` 40 | 41 | These scripts use gather Server names from a Hyper-V host so if you wish to use that then set the HyperV to your Hyper-V Hostname and NameSearch to perform a wildcard search on your VM Names 42 | 43 | ```json 44 | "HyperV": "beardnuc", 45 | "NameSearch":"SQL2016N3", 46 | ``` 47 | 48 | If you wish to use a different method to gather your SQL instances then you will need to open the folder in VS Code and use the search and replace to replace the below code 49 | 50 | ```PowerShell 51 | # $SQLServers = (Get-VM -ComputerName $Config.Network.HyperV -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue| Where-Object {$_.Name -like "*$($Config.Network.NameSearch)*" -and $_.State -eq 'Running'}).Name 52 | ``` 53 | 54 | with the method you choose. You can use the TestConfig.Json to filter in the same way if you wish 55 | 56 | You can also output to HTML using reportunit.exe in the Pester Test To XML and HTML file -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Test Database Last Backup.ps1: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Get-Help Test-DbaLastBackup -ShowWindow 2 | 3 | #one SQL Server but want to ensure that you are testing your backup files then as along as you have the diskspace you can simply run 4 | Test-DbaLastBackup -SqlServer $ServerPath 5 | 6 | ## Test backups on a different server 7 | Test-DbaLastBackup -SqlServer '' -Destination ''| OGV 8 | 9 | ## Limit the size of the databases that are tested and put results to a file 10 | 11 | Test-DbaLastBackup -SqlServer ''-Destination '' -MaxMB 5 | Out-File C:\temp\Test-Restore.txt 12 | notepad C:\temp\Test-Restore.txt 13 | 14 | ## to csv 15 | 16 | Test-DbaLastBackup -SqlServer '' -Destination '' -MaxMB 5 | Export-Csv  C:\temp\Test-Restore.csv -NoTypeInformation 17 | 18 | ## to json 19 | 20 | Test-DbaLastBackup -SqlServer '' -Destination ''| ConvertTo-Json | Out-file c:\temp\test-results.json 21 | 22 | ## to HTML 23 | 24 | $Results = Test-DbaLastBackup -SqlServer '' -Destination '' 25 | $Results | ConvertTo-Html | Out-File c:\temp\test-results.html 26 | 27 | ## TO a colour coded excel 28 | 29 | Import-Module dbatools 30 |   31 | $TestServer = '' 32 | $Server = '' 33 | ## Run the test and save to a variable 34 | $Results = Test-DbaLastBackup -SqlServer $server -Destination $TestServer 35 | # Set the filename 36 | $TestDate = Get-Date 37 | $Date = Get-Date -Format ddMMyyy_HHmmss 38 | $filename = 'C:\Temp\TestResults_' + $Date + '.xlsx' 39 | # Create a .com object for Excel 40 | $xl = new-object -comobject excel.application 41 | $xl.Visible = $true # Set this to False when you run in production 42 | $wb = $xl.Workbooks.Add() # Add a workbook 43 | $ws = $wb.Worksheets.Item(1) # Add a worksheet 44 | $cells=$ws.Cells 45 | $col = 1 46 | $row = 3 47 | ## Create a legenc 48 | $cells.item($row,$col)="Legend" 49 | $cells.item($row,$col).font.size=16 50 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Columnwidth = 10 51 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Interior.ColorIndex = 34 52 | $row ++ 53 | $cells.item($row,$col)="True or Success" 54 | $cells.item($row,$col).font.size=12 55 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Columnwidth = 10 56 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Interior.ColorIndex = 10 57 | $row ++ 58 | $cells.item($row,$col)="False or Failed" 59 | $cells.item($row,$col).font.size=12 60 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Columnwidth = 10 61 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Interior.ColorIndex= 3 62 | $row ++ 63 | $cells.item($row,$col)="Skipped" 64 | $cells.item($row,$col).font.size=12 65 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Columnwidth = 10 66 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Interior.ColorIndex= 16 67 | $row ++ 68 | $cells.item($row,$col)="Backup Under 7 days old" 69 | $cells.item($row,$col).font.size=12 70 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Columnwidth = 10 71 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Interior.ColorIndex= 4 72 | $row ++ 73 | $cells.item($row,$col)="Backup Over 7 days old" 74 | $cells.item($row,$col).font.size=12 75 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Columnwidth = 10 76 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Interior.ColorIndex= 3 77 | ## Create a header 78 | $col ++ 79 | $row = 3 80 | $cells.item($row,$col)="Source Server" 81 | $cells.item($row,$col).font.size=16 82 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Columnwidth = 10 83 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Interior.ColorIndex= 34 84 | $col ++ 85 | $cells.item($row,$col)="Test Server" 86 | $cells.item($row,$col).font.size=16 87 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Columnwidth = 10 88 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Interior.ColorIndex= 34 89 | $col ++ 90 | $cells.item($row,$col)="Database" 91 | $cells.item($row,$col).font.size=16 92 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Columnwidth = 10 93 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Interior.ColorIndex= 34 94 | $col ++ 95 | $cells.item($row,$col)="File Exists" 96 | $cells.item($row,$col).font.size=16 97 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Columnwidth = 10 98 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Interior.ColorIndex= 34 99 | $col ++ 100 | $cells.item($row,$col)="Restore Result" 101 | $cells.item($row,$col).font.size=16 102 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Columnwidth = 10 103 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Interior.ColorIndex= 34 104 | $col ++ 105 | $cells.item($row,$col)="DBCC Result" 106 | $cells.item($row,$col).font.size=16 107 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Columnwidth = 10 108 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Interior.ColorIndex= 34 109 | $col ++ 110 | $cells.item($row,$col)="Size Mb" 111 | $cells.item($row,$col).font.size=16 112 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Columnwidth = 10 113 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Interior.ColorIndex= 34 114 | $col ++ 115 | $cells.item($row,$col)="Backup Date" 116 | $cells.item($row,$col).font.size=16 117 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Columnwidth = 10 118 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Interior.ColorIndex= 34 119 | $col ++ 120 | $cells.item($row,$col)="Backup Files" 121 | $cells.item($row,$col).font.size=16 122 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Columnwidth = 10 123 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Interior.ColorIndex= 34 124 | $col = 2 125 | $row = 4 126 | foreach($result in $results) 127 | { 128 | $col = 2 129 | $cells.item($row,$col)=$Result.SourceServer 130 | $cells.item($row,$col).font.size=12 131 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Columnwidth = 10 132 | $col ++ 133 | $cells.item($row,$col)=$Result.TestServer 134 | $cells.item($row,$col).font.size=12 135 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Columnwidth = 10 136 | $col++ 137 | $cells.item($row,$col)=$Result.Database 138 | $cells.item($row,$col).font.size=12 139 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Columnwidth = 10 140 | $col++ 141 | $cells.item($row,$col)=$Result.FileExists 142 | $cells.item($row,$col).font.size=12 143 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Columnwidth = 10 144 | if($result.FileExists -eq 'True') 145 | { 146 |     $Cells.item($row,$col).Interior.ColorIndex= 10 147 | } 148 | elseif($result.FileExists -eq 'False') 149 | { 150 |     $Cells.item($row,$col).Interior.ColorIndex= 3 151 | } 152 | else 153 | { 154 |     $Cells.item($row,$col).Interior.ColorIndex= 16 155 | } 156 | $col++ 157 | $cells.item($row,$col)=$Result.RestoreResult 158 | $cells.item($row,$col).font.size=12 159 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Columnwidth = 10 160 | if($result.RestoreResult -eq 'Success') 161 | { 162 |     $Cells.item($row,$col).Interior.ColorIndex= 10 163 | } 164 | elseif($result.RestoreResult -eq 'Failed') 165 | { 166 |     $Cells.item($row,$col).Interior.ColorIndex= 3 167 | } 168 | else 169 | { 170 |     $Cells.item($row,$col).Interior.ColorIndex= 16 171 | } 172 | $col++ 173 | $cells.item($row,$col)=$Result.DBCCResult 174 | $cells.item($row,$col).font.size=12 175 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Columnwidth = 10 176 | if($result.DBCCResult -eq 'Success') 177 | { 178 |     $Cells.item($row,$col).Interior.ColorIndex= 10 179 | } 180 | elseif($result.DBCCResult -eq 'Failed') 181 | { 182 |     $Cells.item($row,$col).Interior.ColorIndex= 3 183 | } 184 | else 185 | { 186 |     $Cells.item($row,$col).Interior.ColorIndex= 16 187 | } 188 | $col++ 189 | $cells.item($row,$col)=$Result.SizeMb 190 | $cells.item($row,$col).font.size=12 191 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Columnwidth = 10 192 | $col++ 193 | $cells.item($row,$col)=$Result.BackupTaken 194 | $cells.item($row,$col).font.size=12 195 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Columnwidth = 10 196 | if($result.BackupTaken -gt (Get-Date).AddDays(-7)) 197 | { 198 |     $Cells.item($row,$col).Interior.ColorIndex= 4 199 | } 200 | else 201 | { 202 |     $Cells.item($row,$col).Interior.ColorIndex= 3 203 | } 204 | $col++ 205 | $cells.item($row,$col)=$Result.BackupFiles 206 | $cells.item($row,$col).font.size=12 207 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Columnwidth = 10 208 | $row++ 209 | } 210 | [void]$ws.cells.entireColumn.Autofit() 211 | ## Add the title after the autofit 212 | $col = 2 213 | $row = 1 214 | $cells.item($row,$col)="This report shows the results of the test backups performed on $TestServer for $Server on $TestDate" 215 | $cells.item($row,$col).font.size=18 216 | $Cells.item($row,$col).Columnwidth = 10 217 | $wb.Saveas($filename) 218 | $xl.quit() 219 | 220 | ## Email the results 221 | 222 | Import-Module dbatools 223 | $TestServer = '' 224 | $Server = 'SQL2016N2' 225 | ## Run the test and save to a variable 226 | $Results = Test-DbaLastBackup -SqlServer $server -Destination $TestServer -MaxMB 5 227 | $to = '' 228 | $smtp = 'smtp.gmail.com' 229 | $port = 587 230 | $cred = Get-Credential 231 | $from = 'Beard@TheBeard.Local' 232 | $subject = 'The Beard Reports on Backup Testing' 233 | $Body = $Results | Format-Table | Out-String 234 | Send-MailMessage -To $to -From $from -Body $Body -Subject $subject -SmtpServer $smtp -Priority High -UseSsl -Port $port -Credential $cred 235 | 236 | ## Add to database 237 | 238 | <# Create table 239 | USE [TestResults] 240 | GO 241 | CREATE TABLE [dbo].[backuptest]( 242 | [SourceServer] [nvarchar](250) NULL, 243 | [TestServer] [nvarchar](250) NULL, 244 | [Database] [nvarchar](250) NULL, 245 | [FileExists] [nvarchar](10) NULL, 246 | [RestoreResult] [nvarchar](200) NULL, 247 | [DBCCResult] [nvarchar](200) NULL, 248 | [SizeMB] [int] NULL, 249 | [Backuptaken] [datetime] NULL, 250 | [BackupFiles] [nvarchar](300) NULL 251 | ) ON [PRIMARY] 252 | GO 253 | #> 254 | 255 | Import-Module dbatools 256 | $TestServer = '' 257 | $Server = '' 258 | $servers = '','','','','' 259 | ## Run the test for each server and save to a variable (This uses PowerShell v4 or above code) 260 | $Results = $servers.ForEach{Test-DbaLastBackup -SqlServer $_ -Destination $TestServer -MaxMB 5} 261 | ## Convert to a daatatable. 262 | $DataTable = Out-DbaDataTable -InputObject $Results 263 | ## Write to the database 264 | Write-DbaDataTable -SqlServer $Server -Database TestResults -Schema dbo -Table backuptest -KeepNulls -InputObject $DataTable -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Test SQLPath.ps1: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | ## create share 2 | 3 | $FileShareParams=@{ 4 |  Name='SQLBackups' 5 |  Description='The Place for SQL Backups' 6 |  SourceVolume=(Get-Volume-DriveLetterD) 7 |  FileServerFriendlyName='$BackupServer' 8 |  } 9 | New-FileShare @FileShareParams 10 | 11 | ## everyone permissions 12 | 13 | $FileSharePermsParams=@{ 14 |  Name = 'SQLBackups' 15 |  AccessRight = 'Modify' 16 |  AccountName = 'Everyone'} 17 | Grant-FileShareAccess @FileSharePermsParams 18 | 19 | ## revoke everyone 20 | 21 | Revoke-FileShareAccess Name SQLBackups AccountName 'Everyone' 22 | 23 | ## perms for sql service accounts 24 | 25 | $FileSharePermsParams = @{ 26 | Name = 'SQLBackups' 27 | AccessRight = 'Modify' 28 | AccountName = 'SQL_DBEngine_Service_Accounts' 29 | } 30 | Grant-FileShareAccess @FileSharePermsParams 31 | 32 | ## Deny DBA team 33 | 34 | $BlockFileShareParams = @{ 35 | Name = 'SQLBackups' 36 | AccountName = 'SQL_DBAs_The_Cool_Ones' 37 | } 38 | Block-FileShareAccess @BlockFileShareParams 39 | 40 | Get-Help Test-DBASqlPath -Full 41 | 42 | ## Test one instance 43 | Test-DBaSqlPath -SqlServer sql2016n1 -Path \\BackupServer\SQLBackups 44 | 45 | ## check numerous instances 46 | 47 | $SQLServers = (Get-VM -ComputerName $HyperVServer).Where{$_.Name -like '*SQL*'}.Name 48 | foreach($Server in $SQLServers) 49 | { 50 | $Test = Test-dbaSqlPath -SqlServer $Server -Path '\\BackupServer\SQLBackups' 51 |     [PSCustomObject]@{ 52 |     Server = $Server 53 |     Result = $Test 54 |     } 55 | } 56 | 57 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /TestConfig.json: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | { 2 | "XMLHTML":{ 3 | "Path": "c:\\temp\\BackupTests\\" , 4 | "FileName": "TestResults", 5 | "PesterLocation":"GIT:\\dbatools-scripts-stuttgart", 6 | "Skip":true 7 | }, 8 | "BackupShare":{ 9 | "BackupShare": "C:\\MSSQL\\Backup" , 10 | "HyperV": "beardnuc", 11 | "NameSearch":"SQL2016", 12 | "Skip":false 13 | 14 | }, 15 | "CollationDatabase": { 16 | "HyperV": "beardnuc", 17 | "NameSearch":"ROB-XPS", 18 | "Skip":true 19 | }, 20 | "CollationDatabaseDetailed": { 21 | "HyperV": "beardnuc", 22 | "NameSearch":"SQL2016", 23 | "Skip":true 24 | }, 25 | "CollationServer": { 26 | "HyperV": "beardnuc", 27 | "NameSearch":"DAVE", 28 | "Skip":true 29 | }, 30 | "IdentityColumn": { 31 | "HyperV": "beardnuc", 32 | "NameSearch":"SQL2016", 33 | "Percent": 90, 34 | "Skip":true 35 | }, 36 | "IdentityDatabase": { 37 | "HyperV": "beardnuc", 38 | "NameSearch":"DAVE", 39 | "Percent": 1, 40 | "Skip":true 41 | }, 42 | "IdentityServer": { 43 | "HyperV": "beardnuc", 44 | "NameSearch":"SQL2016", 45 | "Percent": 1, 46 | "Skip":false 47 | }, 48 | "LastBackup": { 49 | "HyperV": "beardnuc", 50 | "NameSearch":"SQL2016", 51 | "TestServer":"ROB-XPS\\DAVE", 52 | "DaysOld":7, 53 | "Skip":false 54 | }, 55 | "DBCCdatabase": { 56 | "HyperV": "beardnuc", 57 | "NameSearch":"SQL2016n3", 58 | "DaysOld":7, 59 | "Skip":true 60 | }, 61 | "DBCCServerTime": { 62 | "HyperV": "beardnuc", 63 | "NameSearch":"SQL2016n3", 64 | "DaysOld":7, 65 | "Skip":true 66 | }, 67 | "DBCCServer": { 68 | "HyperV": "beardnuc", 69 | "NameSearch":"SQL2016", 70 | "Skip":false 71 | }, 72 | "SPN": { 73 | "HyperV": "beardnuc", 74 | "NameSearch":"SQL", 75 | "DomainName":"THEBEARD.Local", 76 | "Skip":true 77 | }, 78 | "TempDb": { 79 | "HyperV": "beardnuc", 80 | "NameSearch":"SQL2016", 81 | "DomainName":"THEBEARD.Local", 82 | "Skip118":false, 83 | "SkipNumberofFiles":false, 84 | "SkipFileGrowthPercent":false, 85 | "SkipFilesonC":true, 86 | "SkipFileMaxSize":false, 87 | "Skip":false 88 | }, 89 | "Network": { 90 | "HyperV": "beardnuc", 91 | "NameSearch":"SQL", 92 | "DomainName":"THEBEARD.Local", 93 | "Latency":40, 94 | "Skip":false 95 | } 96 | } --------------------------------------------------------------------------------