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System tables for Policy based Management



 System tables for Policy based Management

Metadata: 



Database: msdb

Db objects:

     msdb .dbo.syspolicy_conditions


syspolicy_conditions_internal

syspolicy_execution_internal

syspolicy_facet_events

syspolicy_management_facets

syspolicy_policies

syspolicy_policies_internal

syspolicy_policy_categories

syspolicy_policy_execution_history

syspolicy_policy_execution_history_details

syspolicy_policy_execution_history_details_internal

syspolicy_policy_execution_history_internal

syspolicy_target_sets

syspolicy_target_sets_internal








Querying meta data:



USE MSDB

GO



--/* What policies exist on the server? */

SELECT p.name AS 'policy_name',

       p.is_enabled,

       p.execution_mode,

       c.name AS 'condition_name',

       c.facet,

       p.date_created

FROM syspolicy_policies p

     INNER JOIN syspolicy_conditions c

     ON p.condition_id = c.condition_id

ORDER  BY p.name





--/* Execution history of policy violations */

SELECT

            h.history_id,

            pp.name  'policy name',

            pp.execution_mode,

            h.result,

            h.start_date,

            h.end_date,

            d.target_query_expression,

            CAST(d.result_detail AS XML) 'result'

FROM syspolicy_policies AS pp

INNER JOIN syspolicy_policy_execution_history  h

ON h.policy_id = pp.policy_id

INNER JOIN syspolicy_policy_execution_history_details  d

ON d.history_id = h.history_id

ORDER  BY h.history_id

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