So I’m loving the ability to configure what information I want to see in my object explorer details window (SQL Server 2008). In SSMS if you don’t have your object explorer details window up hit F7. Now click on the Databases folder. So by default (at least on my installation) you’ll see DatabaseName PolicyHealthState RecoveryModel [...]
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