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What’s my OS bit LEVEL 32 or 64
recently I needed to check OS level of few servers most servers in my environment , I was looking for query I could run from
CMS .. to get a consolidated
data from all servers .
I got an initial idea from link .. A big Thanks to Thomas LaRock
I had few servers where DMV or 2005 + onwards features or tables where
not available .. so I have modified Thomas’s script a bit to suit my needs
below script can be RAN on CMS or individual SQL server
output will have Servername, OS bit level,SQL bit level and whether Server
is VM (works for Hypervisor or VM) or Physical
SELECT
@@servername ‘Servername’,
case
when RIGHT(SUBSTRING(@@VERSION,CHARINDEX(‘<‘,@@VERSION), 4), 2)like ’64’ then ’64’
else ’32’
END ‘OS TYPE’,
case
when RIGHT(SUBSTRING(CONVERT(varchar,SERVERPROPERTY(‘Edition’)),CHARINDEX(‘(‘,CONVERT(varchar,SERVERPROPERTY(‘Edition’))), 3), 2)like’64’ then’64’
else ’32’
end ‘SQL TYPE’,
case when substring(@@version,CHARINDEX(‘Hypervisor’,@@version),10)like’Hypervisor’ then ‘VM’
when substring(@@version,CHARINDEX(‘VM’,@@version),2)like’VM’ then ‘VM’
else ‘physical’ END ‘SERVER TYPE’
let me know if you are facing any issue with this script ..
enjoy 🙂
Installing SQL Server 2014 CTP1 – Step by Step
Getting Started 2014 CTP1 ..
Great news !!! SQL Server 2014 CTP1 is out and the wait is over. Drop everything(Except the databases !) and download your fresh copy from here.
Here is the official announcement with some high level details.
In this post we will do a quick step by step walk through of the whole install process and see if there are any changes from the prior installs.
* Note – The below point from the download page should be noted
Microsoft SQL Server 2014 CTP1 is pre-release software and should be installed only on a clean machine. It does not support upgrade from or side-by-side installations with any previous version of SQL Server, including SQL Server 2012.
Below is the step by step install process –
[Please click on the images for a better resolution]
Step 1 –
We will run the setup.exe to get the regular install screen.
Step…
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