tests/Test-SqlServerVersion.ps1
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function Test-SqlServerVersion { [CmdletBinding()] param ( [parameter()][string] $TestName = "Check SQL Server Version", [parameter()][string] $TestGroup = "configuration", [parameter()][string] $TestCategory = "SQL", [parameter()][string] $Description = "Check if SQL Server is a supported version", [parameter()][hashtable] $ScriptParams ) try { $startTime = (Get-Date) #[int]$Setting = Get-CmHealthDefaultValue -KeySet "keygroup:keyname" -DataSet $CmHealthConfig [System.Collections.Generic.List[PSObject]]$tempdata = @() # for detailed test output to return if needed $stat = "PASS" # do not change this $except = "FAIL" # or "WARNING" $msg = "No issues found" # do not change this either $res = Get-DbaBuildReference -SqlInstance $ScriptParams.SqlInstance -Update $fname = "SQL Server $($res.NameLevel) $($res.SPLevel) $($res.CULevel)" $expdate = $res.SupportedUntil $supported = $(New-TimeSpan -Start (Get-Date) -End $expdate).TotalDays if ($supported -le 0) { $stat = $except $msg = "FAIL! $fname support has expired!" } elseif ($supported -le 30) { Write-Log -Message "Warning! Support will end in $supported days" $stat = "WARNING" $msg = "$fname support is will expire within $supported days" } else { Write-Log -Message "$fname is supported until $($res.SupportedUntil)" } $tempdata.Add( [pscustomobject]@{ SqlInstance = $res.SqlInstance SqlVersion = $fname Build = $res.Build NameLevel = $res.NameLevel SupportEnds = $res.SupportedUntil } ) } catch { $stat = 'ERROR' $msg = $_.Exception.Message -join ';' } finally { Set-CmhOutputData } } |