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You can get detailed info about SQL Server Database Replica States via following code:
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| $MSSQLServerManager = New-Object 'Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.SMO.Server'
# Get SQL Database Replica States
$HostSQLDatabaseReplicaState = @($MSSQLServerManager.DatabaseReplicaStates)[0]
# Get SQL Database Replica Properties
$HostSQLReplicaGuid = $HostSQLDatabaseReplicaState .AvailabilityReplicaId;
$HostSQLDatabaseID = $HostSQLDatabaseReplicaState .DatabaseID;
$HostSQLAvailabilityReplicaServerName = $HostSQLDatabaseReplicaState .AvailabilityReplicaServerName;
$HostSQLAvailabilityDatabaseName = $HostSQLDatabaseReplicaState .AvailabilityDatabaseName;
$HostSQLReplicaAvailabilityMode = $HostSQLDatabaseReplicaState .ReplicaAvailabilityMode;
$HostSQLReplicaRole = $HostSQLDatabaseReplicaState .ReplicaRole; |
$MSSQLServerManager = New-Object 'Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.SMO.Server'
# Get SQL Database Replica States
$HostSQLDatabaseReplicaState = @($MSSQLServerManager.DatabaseReplicaStates)[0]
# Get SQL Database Replica Properties
$HostSQLReplicaGuid = $HostSQLDatabaseReplicaState .AvailabilityReplicaId;
$HostSQLDatabaseID = $HostSQLDatabaseReplicaState .DatabaseID;
$HostSQLAvailabilityReplicaServerName = $HostSQLDatabaseReplicaState .AvailabilityReplicaServerName;
$HostSQLAvailabilityDatabaseName = $HostSQLDatabaseReplicaState .AvailabilityDatabaseName;
$HostSQLReplicaAvailabilityMode = $HostSQLDatabaseReplicaState .ReplicaAvailabilityMode;
$HostSQLReplicaRole = $HostSQLDatabaseReplicaState .ReplicaRole;
You can also check other properties by listing all properties of $HostSQLDatabaseReplicaState.