This table allows you to automate whether databases get a DBCC CheckDB operation, or a DBCC CheckTable operation. These settings only apply to runs of the stored procedure Minion.CheckDBMaster where OpName = ‘Auto’ in Minion.CheckDBSettingsDB (or, for a manual run, where @OpName = ‘Auto’).
The default entry that comes installed with Minion CheckDB sets a threshold by size, at 100 GB. What this means is that by default – when Minion.CheckDBMaster runs with @OpName = ‘Auto’, any database under 100 GB gets a CheckDB operation instead of a CheckTable operation.
Note: As outlined in the “Configuration Settings Hierarchy” section, more specific settings in a table take precedence over less specific settings. So if you insert a database-specific row for DB1 to this table, that row will be used for DB1 (instead of the “MinionDefault” row in this table).
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ID | int |
Primary key row identifier. |
| DBName | varchar |
Database name. |
| ThresholdMethod | varchar |
The method by which to measure.
Valid values: SIZE |
| ThresholdType | varchar |
The threshold type, as it relates to ThresholdMethod.
NULL (this is the same as Data) Data DataAndIndex File |
| ThresholdMeasure | Varchar |
The measure for our threshold value.
Valid inputs: GB |
| ThresholdValue | Int |
The correlating value to ThresholdMeasure. If ThresholdMeasure is GB, then ThresholdValue is the value – the number of gigabytes. |
| IsActive | bit |
Whether the current row is valid (active), and should be used in the Minion CheckDB process. |
| Comment | varchar |
For your reference only. You can label each row with a short description and/or purpose. |
EXAMPLE
-- Insert a row for DB1, threshold 50GB
INSERT INTO Minion.CheckDBSettingsAutoThresholds
( [DBName]
, [ThresholdMethod]
, [ThresholdType]
, [ThresholdMeasure]
, [ThresholdValue]
, [IsActive]
, [Comment]
)
SELECT 'DB1' AS [DBName]
, 'Size' AS [ThresholdMethod]
, 'DataAndIndex' AS [ThresholdType]
, 'GB' AS [ThresholdMeasure]
, 50 AS [ThresholdValue]
, 1 AS [IsActive]
, 'DB1' AS [Comment];