Just for kicks, try it without one of the semi-colons:

            
July 5, 2017 at 7:24 am
            
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I wrote two different blogs on this that should give you a start:

T-SQL to query ERRORLOG...you'll need to set up alerting on your own:
http://dallasdbas.com/query-your-sql-server-errorlogs/

Agree with Gail...most servers I see have system dbs in one place (excluding TempDB).

Every now and then a box with heavy job activity (SSRS, tons of databases needing...

Yep...got them.  I tried that, didn't work, new tab, worked just fine.   Random PC weirdness 🙂

Thanks!  have never used GitHub before...when I drill into the files and click download, they open in a new browser tab.   Am I missing something simple to straight download...

Thanks Mike...any chance they can be stuck in a dropbox somewhere, or something similar?  I and a teammate have some dedicated training time today and tomorrow (US Central) 😀

aaaand I am about to submit all of these 5 presentations bundled into a full day as a SQL Saturday paid pre-con.  There is a ton of demand for DBA...

The files link appears to be broken...are these the same files we uploaded to the DLS in stairway 1 or 2?

Didn't we suggest on another forum that you increaase the frequency of the log backups?   Did you do that?

Best suggestion I have for you:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/identity/securing-privileged-access/privileged-access-workstations

Did it work before Credential Guard was in place, when running queries from the client?

I have no idea what Credential GUard is, but it looks like you are running into a standard double-hop issue...Client to Server to Server.
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms189580(v=sql.105).aspx