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Hello,<br />
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When I run the inventory report to get the SQL Server Database Details report, I only get 11 servers inventoried. We have many more, with each a couple of instances or so on each on the SQL servers. &nbsp;I am using a domain account to access the SQL Servers, which the account is a login with sysadmin role. Can identify any reasons why MAP is not picking up these missing servers?<br />
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I am using MS Assessment and Planning Toolkit 8.5.
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Hello,

When I run the inventory report to get the SQL Server Database Details report, I only get 11 servers inventoried. We have many more, with each a couple of instances or so on each on the SQL servers.  I am using a domain account to access the SQL Servers, which the account is a login with sysadmin role. Can identify any reasons why MAP is not picking up these missing servers?

I am using MS Assessment and Planning Toolkit 8.5.

Missing servers in SQL Server Database Details Report

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