Icons are from version 18 or greater.
Indicates the status of the SQL Server instance.
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SQL Server instance service state is running. |
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SQL Server instance service state is unknown and cannot be reached. |
Indicates the status of the database.
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Database state is normal. |
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Database state is offline. |
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Database state is restoring. |
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Database state is pending recovery. |
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Database state is suspect. |
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Database user state is enabled - user granted connect privileges. |
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Database user state is disabled - user denied connect privileges. |
Indicates the status of policy management.
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Policy Management state is enabled. |
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Policy Management state is disabled or unavailable in this edition. |
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Resource Governor state is enabled. |
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Resource Governor state is disabled. |
Indicates the status of the SQL Server Agent service.
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SQL Server Agent service state is running. |
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SQL Server Agent service is not running. |
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SQL Server Agent service state is unknown and cannot be reached. |
Indicates the status of the SQL Server Agent job.
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Job state is enabled. |
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Job state is disabled. |
Indicates the status of a login.
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Login state is enabled. |
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Login state is disabled. |
Indicates the modification status of a server role.
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Server role state is unlocked and can be modified. |
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Server role state is locked and cannot be modified. |
The samples chosen for this reference guide were done so as a part of Sample Data for Change, which strives to leverage technical examples to increase awareness, diversification, and change within technical fields.
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