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You can get detailed info about SQL Server Availability Group Listeners via following code:
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| $MSSQLServerManager = New-Object 'Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.SMO.Server'
# Get SQL Availability Group Listener
$HostSQLAvailabilityGroupListener = @($MSSQLServerManager.AvailabilityGroupListeners)[0]
# Get SQL Availability Group Listener Properties
$HostSQLName = $HostSQLAvailabilityGroupListener.Name;
$HostSQLAvailabilityGroupListenerGuid = $HostSQLAvailabilityGroupListener.UniqueId;
$HostSQLIPAddresses = $HostSQLAvailabilityGroupListener.AvailabilityGroupListenerIPAddresses;
$HostSQLPortNumber = $HostSQLAvailabilityGroupListener.PortNumber; |
$MSSQLServerManager = New-Object 'Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.SMO.Server'
# Get SQL Availability Group Listener
$HostSQLAvailabilityGroupListener = @($MSSQLServerManager.AvailabilityGroupListeners)[0]
# Get SQL Availability Group Listener Properties
$HostSQLName = $HostSQLAvailabilityGroupListener.Name;
$HostSQLAvailabilityGroupListenerGuid = $HostSQLAvailabilityGroupListener.UniqueId;
$HostSQLIPAddresses = $HostSQLAvailabilityGroupListener.AvailabilityGroupListenerIPAddresses;
$HostSQLPortNumber = $HostSQLAvailabilityGroupListener.PortNumber;
You can also check other properties by listing all properties of $HostSQLAvailabilityGroupListener.
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No Comment | 1,958 views | 05/05/2016 16:39
You can get detailed info about SQL Server Availability Groups via following code:
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| $MSSQLServerManager = New-Object 'Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.SMO.Server'
# Get SQL Availability Groups
$HostSQLAvailabilityGroup = @($MSSQLServerManager.AvailabilityGroups)[0]
# Get SQL Availability Groups Properties
$HostSQLAvailabilityGroupName = $HostSQLAvailabilityGroup.Name;
$HostSQLAvailabilityGroupID = $HostSQLAvailabilityGroup.Id;
$HostSQLAvailabilityGroupGuid = $HostSQLAvailabilityGroup.UniqueId;
$HostSQLLocalReplicaRole = $HostSQLAvailabilityGroup.LocalReplicaRole;
$HostSQLAutomatedBackupPreference = $HostSQLAvailabilityGroup.AutomatedBackupPreference;
$HostSQLFailureConditionLevel = $HostSQLAvailabilityGroup.FailureConditionLevel;
$HostSQLPrimaryReplicaServerName = $HostSQLAvailabilityGroup.PrimaryReplicaServerName;
$HostSQLHealthCheckTimeout = $HostSQLAvailabilityGroup.HealthCheckTimeout; |
$MSSQLServerManager = New-Object 'Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.SMO.Server'
# Get SQL Availability Groups
$HostSQLAvailabilityGroup = @($MSSQLServerManager.AvailabilityGroups)[0]
# Get SQL Availability Groups Properties
$HostSQLAvailabilityGroupName = $HostSQLAvailabilityGroup.Name;
$HostSQLAvailabilityGroupID = $HostSQLAvailabilityGroup.Id;
$HostSQLAvailabilityGroupGuid = $HostSQLAvailabilityGroup.UniqueId;
$HostSQLLocalReplicaRole = $HostSQLAvailabilityGroup.LocalReplicaRole;
$HostSQLAutomatedBackupPreference = $HostSQLAvailabilityGroup.AutomatedBackupPreference;
$HostSQLFailureConditionLevel = $HostSQLAvailabilityGroup.FailureConditionLevel;
$HostSQLPrimaryReplicaServerName = $HostSQLAvailabilityGroup.PrimaryReplicaServerName;
$HostSQLHealthCheckTimeout = $HostSQLAvailabilityGroup.HealthCheckTimeout;
You can also check other properties by listing all properties of $HostSQLAvailabilityGroup.
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