SQL Power Doc is a collection of Windows PowerShell scripts and modules that discover, document, and diagnose SQL Server instances and their underlying Windows OS & machine configurations.
Have just used sqlpowerdoc on a 16 instance environment. Had some teething issues but overall quite impressed.
I can see support (in the Excel output) for SQL Clusters, Mirrors & Availability Groups, but don't see any output for logshipping (I'm also unsure if Replication is supported either). If I knew my way around POSH better I'd have a crack.
Just installed SQLPowerDoc on my workstation. I'm not sure it is working with the SMO that is installed with the stand alone SSMS 18.7. Logs indicate that it finds the server, scans it and finds the services for SQL Server but the DatabaseServerScanSuccessCount and the DatabaseServerScanFailCount are both 0 and the script returns No Machines Found!
I installed on another server where an older SQL client and SSMS 18.7 is installed and it works just fine from there. What could be causing this on my workstation. I've attached the output log after changing domain names and IP addresses SQL Server Inventory - 2021-01-18-09-30.log
I have been trying to run an inventory on all sql server on the network but in the report the server name column is empty on all but the 1st tab (Server Overview) and the 'Server Config - General' only lists 2 servers with some instances.
Every other tab only lists the 1st server found in the 1st row with the rest of the rows having a blank server name.
There are 27 sql servers in total.