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title SQL Server Parameters | Microsoft Docs
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SQL Server Parameters

On this page, set parameters that the analyzer will use for [!INCLUDEssDE] analysis. You can analyze one, several, or all databases, analyze trace files that were created by using [!INCLUDEssSqlProfiler], and analyze SQL batch files.

Note

Some upgrade issues can be detected only if you submit trace files or SQL batch files to be analyzed.

Options

Database(s) to analyze
To analyze all databases, select the All databases check box. To analyze a selection of databases, select the check box next to each database to include in the scan.

Analyze trace file(s)
Select this check box to analyze trace files in the file system.

Path to trace file(s)
You can analyze one or more files. You can browse to a location and select multiple files, or you can provide multiple file names. Use the full path name to each file, include the file name, and separate entries by using the pipe character (|).

If you enable Analyze trace file(s), Next is disabled until you enter a path name and a file name.

Analyze [!INCLUDEssNoVersion] batch file(s)
Select this check box to analyze [!INCLUDEtsql] batch files in the file system.

Path to [!INCLUDEssNoVersion] batch file(s)
You can analyze one or more batch files. You can browse to a location and select multiple files, or you can type multiple file names. Use the full path name to each file, include the file name, and separate entries by using the pipe character (|).

If you enable Analyze SQL batch file(s), the Next button is disabled until you enter a path name and a file name.

SQL Batch Separator
The text that is used to separate batches of [!INCLUDEtsql] statements. The default value is GO.

See Also

Working with Upgrade Advisor
Upgrade Advisor User Interface Reference