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An occurrence of a database component. This can mean very different things depending on the platform.
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How to uniquely identify SQL instance
I need to find a way how to identify SQL Instance no matter what changes were done to SQL Server and\or Windows Server where it is running, because we're collecting remotely information about instances … (like SQL Instance SID) would be appreciated, because I'm getting lost
EDIT: I'm not administrating all SQL servers. …
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