Database being set to SIMPLE Recovery (no MSDB)

My production seems to, either upon admin rebooting it for updates, or
for someother reason set the Recovermy Mode FROM Full TO Simple?
Weird. How can I track down what is doing this? its SQL 2000 SP4.
Thanks
Erik> My production seems to, either upon admin rebooting it for updates, or
> for someother reason set the Recovermy Mode FROM Full TO Simple?
> Weird. How can I track down what is doing this? its SQL 2000 SP4.
Use the Profiler - track ALTER DATABASE yourdb SET RECOVERY command.
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Database being set to SIMPLE Recovery (no MSDB)

My production seems to, either upon admin rebooting it for updates, or
for someother reason set the Recovermy Mode FROM Full TO Simple?
Weird. How can I track down what is doing this? its SQL 2000 SP4.
Thanks
Erik
> My production seems to, either upon admin rebooting it for updates, or
> for someother reason set the Recovermy Mode FROM Full TO Simple?
> Weird. How can I track down what is doing this? its SQL 2000 SP4.
Use the Profiler - track ALTER DATABASE yourdb SET RECOVERY command.
Dejan Sarka, SQL Server MVP
Mentor, www.SolidQualityLearning.com
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Database being set to SIMPLE Recovery (no MSDB)

My production seems to, either upon admin rebooting it for updates, or
for someother reason set the Recovermy Mode FROM Full TO Simple?
Weird. How can I track down what is doing this? its SQL 2000 SP4.
Thanks
Erik> My production seems to, either upon admin rebooting it for updates, or
> for someother reason set the Recovermy Mode FROM Full TO Simple?
> Weird. How can I track down what is doing this? its SQL 2000 SP4.
Use the Profiler - track ALTER DATABASE yourdb SET RECOVERY command.
Dejan Sarka, SQL Server MVP
Mentor, www.SolidQualityLearning.com
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