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Remote SQL Server Audit

Mon, 07 Sep 2026 00:00:00 +0000

You run a read-only collector against your instance. You send me the archive. I send back a full report, the first actions to take, and I walk you through them over a call.

€2,500 excluding VAT, for one instance. Report delivered within five working days of the archive reaching me. No access to your network.

Before anything else

No agent, no remote access, no account to create for me

I never connect to your servers. You run a program, you get an archive, you send it to me. Nothing stays installed, nothing runs continuously, and there is nothing to uninstall afterwards.

Example audit report

Tue, 08 Sep 2026 00:00:00 +0000

This is a real audit report, anonymised. The instance name, the database, table, column, index and account names, and the IP addresses have been replaced. The measurements, the findings, the recommendations and the structure are those of the original document. It is published with the client’s agreement.

It corresponds to the offer described on the Remote SQL Server audit page.

Server SQL01, collected 27 August at 14:18, Windows authentication.

About this collection

The collection took 106 seconds and all 82 queries completed. No permission was missing, so nothing is absent from this report for want of rights.

Three audits, and what they found

Tue, 08 Sep 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Three real audits, anonymised. The measurements are those of the collections, on the dates given.

One distinction is held throughout this page, and it matters: what was measured is written as measured, what the analysis computes as an expected gain is written as expected. No figure for a gain observed after a fix is put forward, because none of these three engagements has yet had a control collection.

An industrial group: one query, and 7.8 % of the processor

Capture of 18 June 2026, twenty-six minutes, 178,419 calls, 1,565 invoice documents processed. The application is a third-party package, and its SQL is generated.