I received a question today about whether I'd converted my Policy-Based Management examples using SMO (see the multi-part "Programming Policy-Based Management with SMO" series, starting here)
This is the last part of a series on programming policy-based management. The series starts here. In the previous installment, I created a policy that
This post is part of a series on programming policy-based management. The series begins here. So, we were working with a policy that required an
This is part of a series on programming policy-based management. The series starts here. Now, we'll tackle programming a little bit more complicated policy. The
This is part three of a series on programming policy-based management. The series starts here. So, to initialize my Condition's ExpressionNode I need more than
This is the second part in a series about programming policy-based management. The series starts here. To build our MailOffByDefault policy we need: Condition
I've been looking at the new Policy-Based Management (was: Declarative Management Framework) in SQL Server BOL. All of the BOL examples use the SSMS user-interface
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