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Voici le lien vers la documention officielle qui explique en détail les vues à partir de SQL Server et leurs relations avec le shéma WMI:

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn581954.aspx

Explication des Views en détail:

• Application Management Views in Configuration Manager
• Client Deployment Views in Configuration Manager
• Client Status Views in Configuration Manager
• Collection Views in Configuration Manager
• Compliance Settings Views in Configuration Manager
• Content Management Views in Configuration Manager
• Discovery Views in Configuration Manager
• Endpoint Protection Views in Configuration Manager
• Inventory Views in Configuration Manager
• Migration Views in Configuration Manager
• Mobile Device Management Views in Configuration Manager
• Network Access Protection Views in Configuration Manager
• Operating System Deployment Views in Configuration Manager
• Out of Band Management Views in Configuration Manager
• Power Management Views in Configuration Manager
• Query Views in Configuration Manager
• Reporting Views in Configuration Manager
• Schema Views in Configuration Manager
• Security Views in Configuration Manager
• Site Administration Views in Configuration Manager
• Software Metering Views in Configuration Manager
• Software Updates Views in Configuration Manager
• Status and Alert Views in Configuration Manager
• Wake On LAN Views in Configuration Manager

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Voici la commande qui vous permet de déplacer une base de donnée avec ses fichiers log vers en autre emplacement. Attention que cette opération ne peut pas se faire durant les heures de production car la base de donnée sera indisponible durant l’opération

MOVE-DatabasePath -Identity "Nom de la base de donnée" -EdbFilePath "F:\Rértoire de destination\Data\MyDatabase01.edb" -LogFolderPath "G:\Rértoire de destination\Logs"

Source: Ici

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