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we have a data warehouse where all the databases on it dont seem subject to recent DBCC CHECKDB. Is this common where the databases act as data warehouses (i.e. copies of data from a live transactional database - used purely for reporting/analysis). or is this still bad practice? for info it just appears to be standard MSSQL not any sort of specific release of MSSQL for data warehousing!
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we have a data warehouse where all the databases on it dont seem subject to recent DBCC CHECKDB. Is this common where the databases act as data warehouses (i.e. copies of data from a live transactional database - used purely for reporting/analysis). or is this still bad practice? for info it just appears to be standard MSSQL not any sort of specific release of MSSQL for data warehousing!

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