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How to delete database mail in SQL Server?
In SQL Server, you can use the sysmail_delete_profile_sp stored procedure to delete an existing Database Mail profile. You can delete a profile by providing either its name or its ID (but you must provide either one or the other).
How can I change SQL Server profile name?
MS-SQL Connection Security Settings
- Login to Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio.
- Open your SQL Server database folder (left-hand window pane) -> Click Security Folder.
- Right-click logins -> Select “New Login”
- Login Name: Select the Login Name of your service user account, OR.
- Select the “User Mapping” page.
What is delete backup and restore history information for databases?
If you want to remove backup and restore information for all databases based on a date you can use the sp_delete_backuphistory system stored procedure. Or you can use the system stored procedure named sp_delete_database_backuphistory if you want to remove all backup and restore history for a specific database.
How to clean up SQL Server Mail history?
You should come up with a retention policy and schedule a job to run periodically to clean up the Database Mail history. For example, the following script will delete all mail entries older than thirty days. Note: the syntax above in the first line is new for SQL 2008 where you can declare and set a value at the same time.
Can a databasemailuserrole member delete all e-mails?
Members of DatabaseMailUserRole can only delete e-mails sent by that user. The following example deletes all e-mails in the Database Mail system. The following example deletes e-mails in the Database Mail log that are older than October 9, 2005.
How to clean up MSDB database mail messages?
Solution. There are two system stored procedures you can take advantage of in order to clean up Database Mail messages, attachments and log entries stored in the msdb database. These two system stored procedures are sysmail_delete_mailitems_sp and sysmail_delete_log_sp.
What is the best way to delete excess data stored in the MSDB?
I have been using Database Mail for a while and it is causing a lot of growth in my msdb database. What is the best way to delete the excess data stored in the msdb due to Database Mail?