Hi All,
The BPA is a great tool that can be used to audit an environment for
adherenace to proper configuration and basic T-SQL coding best practices.
Does anyone know if the BPA tool can be customized to include custom
best-practice rules that are in-addition to the standard best practices
included with the tool? For example, say for example if an orgainzation
would like to add custom rules that look for the existance of specific
UserID, specific SQLAgent Jobs, etc.
Thanks in advance for your assistance.
Dave
This is a feature request that the SQL team are well aware of but as you can
imagine with SQL2005 nearing the end of a long road (near being a relative
term!) it might be a while before a version of SQLBPA is released that
supports user defined rules.
HTH
Jasper Smith (SQL Server MVP)
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"DBADave" <DBADave@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi All,
> The BPA is a great tool that can be used to audit an environment for
> adherenace to proper configuration and basic T-SQL coding best practices.
> Does anyone know if the BPA tool can be customized to include custom
> best-practice rules that are in-addition to the standard best practices
> included with the tool? For example, say for example if an orgainzation
> would like to add custom rules that look for the existance of specific
> UserID, specific SQLAgent Jobs, etc.
> Thanks in advance for your assistance.
> Dave
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