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After the transform file is created, click Exit to exit the Custom Installation Wizard. In this article, like in the previous one, let's drag and drop "Check Database Integrity Task" from the Toolbox to the Design Surface:. We can see from the picture that the "No connection manager is specified". To specify a connection, we should double-click on the task and select the appropriate connection.

In our example, we have chosen only one database for integrity checking:. After clicking "OK", a new window appears where we can choose some options for checking database integrity:. Let's click "OK" and continue. We can change the name of the task by right-clicking on it and choosing "Rename":. Now, having demonstrated this sample task, let's review some features of Maintenance Plan Designer which are not available in Maintenance Plan Wizard.

In the tasks' list of the Designer we can see that there are two tasks which are not included in the tasks' list of the Wizard:. The first one allows us to include custom Transact-SQL code into the maintenance plan. In the example below, we are inserting a row into a table by using manually written T-SQL code:. The "Notify Operator Task" task allows us to receive notifications in case of failures in the Maintenance Plan execution.

To be able to create this task, there should be Operators with email addresses on the server. Also, database mail needs to be configured. While the Maintenance Plan Wizard allows us to include only one specific task in a plan, in the Designer it is possible to add the same task into the plan more than once.

Please be advised that this example is only for illustrating the idea of adding the same task into the plan more than once. Usually, in such cases, it is preferable to have just one "Check Database Integrity Task" task and choose those databases which should be checked.

Subplans in the Maintenance Plan Designer also adds a significant degree of flexibility to maintenance plans. This is because subplans can include more than one task and, therefore, multiple tasks can be executed together according to a single schedule. In contrast, in case of the Maintenance Plan Wizard, schedules are assigned to tasks and each task runs based on its schedule. Additionally, it is possible to create more than one subplan in the Designer. In this way, we can have several groups of tasks included in one maintenance plan and each group of tasks can run based on its own schedule.



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