This chapter will outline the ways you can view configuration changes in SQL Server. You will want and need to capture these changes since they can have a large impact on your database server.
Configuration changes can include enabling SQL Agent or Database Mail. They can also include things like changing max and min memory. There are a lot of different configuration settings. Most server configuration options are available via SSMS. Some of you can only access ...
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