Checks that the AUTO_SHRINK option is off for user databases on SQL Server Standard and Enterprise Editions. Frequently shrinking and expanding a database can lead to poor performance because of physical fragmentation. Set the AUTO_SHRINK database option to OFF. If you know that the space that you are reclaiming will not be needed in the future, you can manually shrink the database.
Checks if the status of a database is suspect by looking for error 824. Error 824 indicates that a logical consistency error ...
Checks that only members of the sysadmins fixed server role can execute CmdExec and ActiveX Script job steps. Applies only ...
Checks that symmetric keys with a length less than 128 bytes do not use the RC2 or RC4 encryption algorithm. The best practice ...
Checks that the AUTO_ CLOSE option is off for SQL Server Standard and Enterprise Editions. When set to on, this option can ...
Checks that the AUTO_SHRINK option is off for user databases on SQL Server Standard and Enterprise Editions. Frequently shrinking ...
Checks the max degree of parallelism option for the optimal value to avoid unwanted resource consumption and performance ...
Checks the max work threads server option for potentially incorrect settings of an instance of SQL Server 2005. Setting the ...
Checks the max worker threads server option for potentially incorrect settings of an instance of SQL Server 2000 that is ...
Checks the max worker threads server option for potentially incorrect settings of an instance of SQL Server 2000 that is ...