In the server panel of the Documentation tab are listed all SQL Server instances that we previously made the connection with.
To initiate this process, head over to the Documentation tab: Click the OK button to close the Options window: Size – A3 or A4 can be chosen for the size of the output documentĪfter the documentation is configured, at the bottom of the Options window within the SQL manage instance tool, click the Save my defaults button to save the configuration for future use. Orientation – landscape or portrait can be chosen for the orientation of the output document Text – input example of the text that can be viewed in the Previewįont – the preferred font of the previewed text The Custom text section allows the configuration of the header and footer through the following settings:Ĭustom text – choose between header and footer options for further settings
Time12 – time in the 12-hour clock displayĬhosen name template will be shown in the Preview section: Time24 – time in the 24-hour clock display Under the General area, select the destination folder and provide the preferred name template of the documentation file by choosing any of the offered choices: Regarding the visual display of documents, there are four different styles to choose from: On the left side of the Options window click on the Documentation tab. To customize documentation settings, head over to the Configuration tab and click the Options button. This documentation can be created in the following output formats: The best and the most advised moment for creating a SQL server documentation is immediately upon its installation, but doing it at some point in the near future may also be a satisfactory option.īelow is the process of configuring and creating SQL Server documentation by using the SQL manage instance tool. SQL Servers are complex pieces of machinery, and as such, it’s critical to have a thorough and in-depth documentation at all costs because the event of emergency or disaster may be lurking just around the corner.
The following article covers the process of creating documentation for SQL Server instances and its snapshots using SQL manage instance tool.
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