Modify th recovery model for all databases on your server

*/

DECLARE @lasterror int

DECLARE @sql nvarchar(max)

DECLARE @dbname nvarchar(100)

DECLARE @dbid int

DECLARE @recModel int

-- cycle the log

exec sp_cycle_errorlog

CREATE Table #dbInfo

(

database_id int NOT NULL,

dbName nvarchar(100) NOT NULL,

recoveryModel int

)

--SELECT database_id, [name], recovery_model FROM sys.databases order by database_id

SELECT TOP 1 @dbid = database_id FROM sys.databases where database_id > 4 ORDER BY database_id asc;

SELECT @dbname = [name] FROM sys.databases where database_id = @dbid;

SELECT @recModel = recovery_model FROM sys.databases where database_id = @dbid;

-- begin backup process

WHILE @dbid > 0

BEGIN

INSERT INTO #dbInfo (database_id, dbName, recoveryModel) VALUES (@dbid, @dbname, @recModel);

IF @recModel = 1

BEGIN

SELECT @sql = 'ALTER DATABASE [' + @dbname + '] SET RECOVERY SIMPLE'

EXEC sp_executesql @sql

SELECT @lasterror = @@ERROR

IF @lasterror <> 0

-- log the error to the message console

PRINT 'ERROR: Changing the recovery mode for database : ' + @dbname + ' with error number ' + CAST(@lasterror as nvarchar(25))

ELSE

PRINT 'Recovery mode changed to simple (3) for database : ' + @dbname

END

-- get a new record

SELECT @dbid = 0;

SELECT TOP 1 @dbid = database_id FROM sys.databases where database_id > 4 and

database_id NOT IN (SELECT DISTINCT x.database_id FROM #dbInfo x);

SELECT @dbname = [name] FROM sys.databases where database_id = @dbid;

SELECT @recModel = recovery_model FROM sys.databases where database_id = @dbid;

END

DROP Table #dbInfo

SELECT database_id, [name], recovery_model FROM sys.databases order by database_id

GO