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Feb 07, 2017  check the SBS Build Wiki at www.sbsbuildwiki.com there is a section on tuning WSUS. There is a 3rd party utility for cleaning up WSUS, which also uses a SQL script to optimize the SQL database. Use that utility - you may have to run it several times with one option selected each time, to get your database optimized. Nov 03, 2010  How to Repair the SBSMonitoring Database. Posted on November 3, 2010 by Mark Berry. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Welcome to MCB Systems! MCB Systems is a San Diego-based provider of software and information technology services.

I would not consider the SBSMonitoring Database to be a critical database so with that said, I wouldn't be concerned with the dangers of losing your log information by doing this - but be aware, you could end up losing your ability to roll back to points in time if this technique is used with critical databases:USE SBSMonitoring GO ALTER DATABASE SBSMonitoring SET RECOVERY SIMPLE WITH NOWAIT DBCC SHRINKFILE(SBSMonitoringLog, 1) ALTER DATABASE SBSMonitoring SET RECOVERY FULL WITH NOWAIT GOSelect all.

Free MSSQLTips Webinar:Attend this webinar as we discuss the underlying principles of deploying an Intelligent DataOps platform to improve the value of data in your business to support your SQL Server and other database platforms.ProblemI have implemented the SSIS catalog that comes with SQL Server 2012 and I love the reporting and centralization that comes with it, however, I noticed after a few months that the database was growing exponentially. How can I keep the size of this database to a minimum? SolutionThe SSIS catalog is the central point for working withthat you’ve deployed to the SSIS server.

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When the SSIS catalog is implemented, the SSISDB database is automatically created. The scope of this tip will focus on the SSISDB growth more than the SSIS catalog itself.SSIS projects, packages, parameters, environments, and operational history are all stored in the SSISDB database so if you have hundreds of SSIS packages or packages that run every few minutes you could see how the database storing all the historical information would grow exponentially.Also included when you enable this feature is acalled SSIS Server Maintenance job. OperationCleanupEnabled is set to TRUE meaning that the package will cleanup and RetentionWindow is set to 365 meaning that the package will cleanup history, etc. If it’s older than 365 days. If we have a lot of packages or a lot of run times this will probably not be sufficient unless we have a need for 365 days of report history/execution history.To change the retention value, first you need to determine how many days you would like to keep in history, then we can run the catalog.configurecatalog stored procedure to change this value.

For my example, I’ll change to 150 because I don’t need to keep anything past 150 days. Wednesday, July 11, 2018 - 3:56:41 PM - Breno O NunesHi Brady! Very useful TIP!!! Thanks a lot!Tuesday, July 18, 2017 - 5:34:58 AM - DvingeIf your SSISDB are more or less heavily utilized you might consider running iterations taking 1 day at the time. Reason is that your events writing to the database while doing the delete will be hold by exclusive locks due to the pretty heavy cascade deleting operation.

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