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‎Backup-DbaDatabase.html‎

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<p>Specifies the number of files to stripe the backup across for improved performance.<br />
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Higher values increase backup speed but require more disk space and coordination during restores.<br />
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Automatically overridden when multiple Path values are provided. Typically use 2-4 files for optimal performance.<br></p>
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Automatically overridden when multiple Path values are provided. Typically use 2-4 files for optimal performance.<br />
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When using StorageBaseUrl (S3/Azure), an explicit FileCount allows striping multiple backup files into the same bucket/container.<br></p>
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‎Copy-DbaPolicyManagement.html‎

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<h2 id="synopsis">Synopsis</h2>
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<p>Copies Policy-Based Management policies, conditions, and categories between SQL Server instances</p>
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<h2 id="description">Description</h2>
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<p>Transfers your entire Policy-Based Management framework from one SQL Server instance to another, including custom policies, conditions, and categories. This streamlines environment standardization and disaster recovery scenarios where you need identical compliance policies across multiple servers.</p>
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<p>By default, all non-system policies and conditions are copied. Existing objects on the destination are skipped unless -Force is used to overwrite them. You can selectively copy specific policies or conditions using the include/exclude parameters, which provide auto-completion from the source server.</p>
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<p>Transfers your entire Policy-Based Management framework from one SQL Server instance to another, including custom policies, conditions, object sets, and categories. This streamlines environment standardization and disaster recovery scenarios where you need identical compliance policies across multiple servers.</p>
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<p>By default, all non-system policies, conditions, and object sets are copied. Object sets are migrated after conditions and before policies to ensure policy dependencies are satisfied. Existing objects on the destination are skipped unless -Force is used to overwrite them. You can selectively copy specific policies or conditions using the include/exclude parameters, which provide auto-completion from the source server.</p>
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<h2 id="syntax">Syntax</h2>
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<pre><code>Copy-DbaPolicyManagement
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‎Export-DbaLogin.html‎

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<h5 id="includerolepermissions">-IncludeRolePermissions</h5>
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<p>Includes permissions granted to database roles that the login's database users are members of.<br />
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By default, Export-DbaLogin scripts role membership (ALTER ROLE ... ADD MEMBER) but not the permissions granted to those roles.<br />
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Use this switch to also export GRANT/DENY statements for each non-fixed role, ensuring the roles have the correct permissions on the target server.<br></p>
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<h5 id="enableexception">-EnableException</h5>
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<p>By default, when something goes wrong we try to catch it, interpret it and give you a friendly warning message.<br />
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This avoids overwhelming you with &quot;sea of red&quot; exceptions, but is inconvenient because it basically disables advanced scripting.<br />

‎Get-DbaReplSubscription.html‎

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<p>Retrieves SQL Server replication subscription details for publications across instances.</p>
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<p>Retrieves detailed information about replication subscriptions, showing which subscriber instances are receiving data from publications. This is essential for monitoring replication topology, troubleshooting subscription issues, and auditing data distribution across your SQL Server environment. You can filter results by database, publication name, subscriber instance, subscription database, or subscription type (Push/Pull) to focus on specific replication relationships.</p>
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<p>Pull subscriptions that exist only in the distribution database (but not in the publisher's syssubscriptions) are also returned, to handle cases where subscriptions were set up outside the normal creation process.</p>
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‎Import-DbaCsv.html‎

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<p>Skips the automatic column size optimization that runs after AutoCreateTable imports.<br />
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By default, AutoCreateTable creates nvarchar(MAX) columns and then shrinks them to fit the imported data.<br />
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Use this switch when importing multiple CSV files into the same auto-created table, so that later files<br />
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with longer values are not rejected due to columns being shrunk to fit only the first file's data.<br></p>
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<p>Disables the progress bar display during import to improve performance, especially for very large files.<br />
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‎Invoke-DbaDbLogShipping.html‎

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<h5 id="ignorefilechecks">-IgnoreFileChecks</h5>
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<p>Skips path validation checks before backup operations. Use this when SQL Server cannot verify that the backup path exists,<br />
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for example when the network share is created just before the backup and there is latency in the path becoming visible to SQL Server.<br></p>
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‎Start-DbaDbEncryption.html‎

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‎Test-DbaKerberos.html‎

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