sp_Blitz - Fix wording for Trace Flag checks that are dependent on @CheckUserDatabaseObjects #3716
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This adds additional context to the checks for Trace Flags 834, 7745 and 7752 that have messages dependent on @CheckUserDatabasesObjects = 1 (Or that and @Bringthepain = 1 for database counts over 50). So when you just ran sp_Blitz, you could end up with Trace Flag 7745 telling you that no databases have query store enabled even if you do (Because the check @QueryStoreInUse couldn't run)
BrentOzar
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This adds additional context to the checks for Trace Flags 834, 7745 and 7752 that have messages dependent on
@CheckUserDatabasesObjects = 1(Or that and@BringThePain = 1for database counts over 50).I discovered this when running
sp_Blitz @CheckUserDatabaseObjects = 1and I forgot to specify@BringThePain = 1That even when you run just
sp_Blitzwith no parameters, you could end up with Trace Flag 7745 telling you that no databases have query store enabled even if you do (Because the @QueryStoreInUse check can't run).Looking at the code, it seemed the same issue would be possible for T834 and T7752.