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How to enable SQL Server trace flags at startup
05 October,2022 by Tom Collins
Question: How do I enable SQL Server trace flags at startup ?
Answer: To add a trace flag as a SQL Server startup parameter, use SQL Server Configuration Manager. By adding the trace flag as a start up parameter -
- Start SQL Server Configuration Manager. An alternative is to start SQL Server Configuration Manager from Command Line
- Choose SQL Server Services is selected
- On the right panel, right-click the SQL Server service instance -> Properties.
- Choose Startup Parameters tab.
- In the textbox, titled "Specify a startup parameter" type the -T switch command e.g -T 460 and then click Add. The parameter is added to the Existing parameters list.
- Click OK.
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Author: Tom Collins (http://www.sqlserver-dba.com)
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