This project connects with an existing SQL database and FSRM (File Server Resource Manager) server in order to save trend information for FSRM quotas.

These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes.

• Visual Studio 2017
• .NET Framework 4.5.2
• SQL Server Instance

1. Clone the repository git clone https://github.com/drockwood94/FSRMTrends.git
2. Launch the project FSRMTrends.sln in Visual Studio 2017
3. Build the project with Ctrl+Shift+B

1. Create a new database with whatever name you intend to use eg: FSRMTrendData

2. Grant the user you intend to use access to the database

3. Populate the Database

   • EITHER Use Visual Studio to publish the included SQL Database Project
   • OR Create the following tables:
     • Dates
       • Date (PK, datetime, notnull)
     • QuotaPaths
       • QuotaPath (PK, nvarchar(255), not null)
     • Sizes
       • QuotaPaths (PK, FK, nvarchar(255), not null)
       • Date (PK, FK, datetime, not null)
       • Size (Numeric(38,0), null)
     • Usages
       • QuotaPath (PK, FK, nvarchar(255), not null)
       • Date (PK, FK, datetime, not null)
       • UsageBytes (numeric(38,0, null)

4. Determine the proper SQL connection string for your use case (including authentication)

Launch the app without any command line switches to bring up the GUI. App settings are user-level and currently need to be set in Settings->Options...

Ensure that the SQL Server is set up beforehand (refer to the Getting Started)

• Update Quotas FSRMTrends.exe /updateQuotas
  • Important note: Quotas are not updated on any sort of schedule automatically. An easy method to run this flag on a schedule is to use task scheduler.