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The writers of this blog are a part of the Microsoft SQL Server Manageability team. We will be blogging about our tools, scripts, webcasts, and miscellaneous tips that will help you get the most out of SQL Agent, Data collector and other tools
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Workaround: SQL Server 2012 - OPENROWSET on sp_help_job throws "The metadata could not be determined"
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10 months ago
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Sethu Srinivasan
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Issue: In SQL 2012, stored procedures that call any other stored procedures or extended stored procedures that return result sets should specify WITH RESULT SETS SQL Agent's stored procedure sp_help_job - returns single resultset if no parameters...
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Monitoring AlwaysOn Health with PowerShell and SQL Agent
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10 months ago
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Sethu Srinivasan
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Will Snavely did a great job of writing these blog posts. you may find it useful when you need to monitor AlwaysOn health in your automation scenarios Monitoring AlwaysOn Health with PowerShell - Part 1: Basic Cmdlet Overview http://blogs.msdn.com...
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