SQL DBA : SQL 2005 - Move C2 Trace file from one Location to another Location

Move C2 Trace file from one Location to another Location :-

Create a Job With the Option of “ActiveX Script” (Select VB Script)

dim TracePath         ‘Declaring Variable for Assigning the Source path

dim FName              ‘Declaring Variable for Assigning the File Name

TracePath="G:\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.1\MSSQL\Data\" ‘Source path of Trace File

   Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")  ‘Object Creation for File system 

   Set folder = fso.GetFolder(Left(TracePath,len(TracePath)-1)) ‘Object Creation for Folder Access 

   Set files = folder.Files                                     ‘Object Creation For File Access

i=0

 For each fileIdx In files                     ‘Loop For Accessing the Files in the Source Folder

 FName = fileIdx.Name

              if right(FName ,4) = ".trc" then  ‘Checking the file Extension of the Trace file

                 Redim Preserve allFiles(i) 

                 Redim Preserve allTimeStamps(i)

                 allFiles(i)=fileIdx.Name       ‘Storing a Filename in a Array

                 allTimeStamps(i)=fileIdx.DateLastModified ‘Storing the Datemodified value of file

                      i=i+1

              end if

 Next

               'Now sort as per Modified TimeStamp  

 for i =  lbound(allTimeStamps) to ubound(allTimeStamps)

       for j =  lbound(allTimeStamps) to ubound(allTimeStamps)

              if allTimeStamps(i)<allTimeStamps(j) then

                     tt=allTimeStamps(i)

                     allTimeStamps(i)=allTimeStamps(j)

                      allTimeStamps(j)=tt

                      tt=allFiles(i)

                     allFiles(i)=allFiles(j)

                     allFiles(j)=tt

              end if

       next

 next

for i =  lbound(allFiles) to ubound(allFiles) -1        ' -1 so that we leave the latest file

       fso.movefile TracePath&allFiles(i) ,"P:\Audit\"  ‘Move the trace to Destination Path

Next

set fso = Nothing     ‘Clearing the Created Objects

set folder = Nothing

Set files = Nothing

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SQL 2005 - Finding and Listing ALL Procedures, Functions, and Views in SQL Server 2005

Below is the most basic coding to find out ALL of the Stored Procedures that exist within SQL Server 2005.

USE [your_database_name_here];

GO

SELECT * FROM sys.all_objects

WHERE ([type] = 'P' OR [type] = 'FN' OR [type] = 'V')

ORDER BY [name];

GO

This coding is based on filter by the object "type". Use the following table to determine the type of object you want returned, and then adjust the WHERE clause to only return those type(s) you wish to be returned. This listing only lists views, functions, and procedures. There are other types which you can also filter, be sure to review BOL for further information on the types.

Type	Type Of Object Returned
FN	SQL Scalar Function
IF	Inline Table Valued Function
P	SQL Stored Procedure
PC	CLR Stored Procedure
TF	SQL Table Valued Function
V	View
X	Extended Stored Procedure

User-Defined Stored Procedures

Now, one other field that is worthwhile to filter by is the "is_ms_shipped" field. This, obviously, determines if the SP was originally shipped by Microsoft. If the value of the field is 0 then it was NOT shipped by MS; if the value is 1 then it WAS shipped by MS. Simple enough. If you want to use it in conjunction with the above TSQL statement you will put in "AND [is_ms_shipped] = 0" to find SPs that were NOT created by MS, and most likely created by yourself or someone else with access to your database. If you ONLY want MS provided SPs then change the value from 0 to 1.

Here is a TSQL coding example of how to obtain only User-Defined SPs (using the previously mentioned "is_ms_shipped" field to obtain the listing). Note: This listing will definitely vary depending on what SPs you have installed. If you received no results then this indicates the database you are running your query on does not contain any SPs that were not created by MS...Try another database that you know you have created an SP for, or create an SP for your database and re-run the query.

USE [your_database_name_here];

SELECT * FROM sys.all_objects

WHERE ([type] = 'P' OR [type] = 'X' OR [type] = 'PC')

AND [is_ms_shipped] = 0

ORDER BY [name];

GO