I wanted a quick way to execute a TSQL command against all databases. I was having hard time getting the sp_MSforeachdb to work and didn’t want to write a cursor, so I instead built a TSQL command which makes the commands I need to execute. Not fancy, but it got the job done. --Command to be exeuted on all databases
SELECT DATABASEPROPERTY( 'Northwind' ,'IsFulltextEnabled')
--undocumented command, but hard to get syntax correct with imbedded ' (quotes)
sp_MSforeachdb "SELECT DATABASEPROPERTY( ? ,'IsFulltextEnabled')"
--Use statement below to build the TSQL commands to be executed
--Set Output-to-Text before running.
select 'SELECT DATABASEPROPERTY( ' + char(39) + name + char(39) + ',' + char(39)
+ 'IsFulltextEnabled' + char(39) + ')'
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SELECT DATABASEPROPERTY( 'Northwind' ,'IsFulltextEnabled')
--undocumented command, but hard to get syntax correct with imbedded ' (quotes)
sp_MSforeachdb "SELECT DATABASEPROPERTY( ? ,'IsFulltextEnabled')"
--Use statement below to build the TSQL commands to be executed
--Set Output-to-Text before running.
select 'SELECT DATABASEPROPERTY( ' + char(39) + name + char(39) + ',' + char(39)
+ 'IsFulltextEnabled' + char(39) + ')'
from sysdatabasesRead more: REPLTalk covers Using and Tuning SQL Replication
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