Bjoern Peters • 8/20/2026

SQL Server Health Checks: Small Operational Gaps That Become Expensive Later

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This article discusses the importance of regular SQL Server health checks even when systems appear stable. It highlights how small operational gaps—such as outdated configurations, undocumented dependencies, and obsolete jobs—can lead to expensive problems during upgrades, migrations, or failovers. The author emphasizes understanding the history and context of the environment to avoid surprises. Practical advice is given for identifying and addressing these hidden issues before they escalate.

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