Scenario :
You are working as SQL Server DBA or developer, you just enabled Change Data Capture on one of the database. The default retention period is 3 days. You would like to change the retention period to 1000 days. How would you do that?
Solution:
The below script can be used to change the retention period for Change Data Capture ( CDC) in SQL Server database.
/*---------------------------------------
Change CDC Retention Period
The retention is provide in minutes , If we are providing in Days then we
have to convert that to minutes.
-----------------------------------------*/
USE [DatabaseName]
GO
DECLARE @Retention_IN_DAYS INT DECLARE @Retention_IN_Minutes INT SET @Retention_IN_DAYS=10--> Provide the Retention period in days here
SET @Retention_IN_Minutes=@Retention_IN_DAYS * 24 * 60 --Print Current Retention Period
SELECT retention / 60 / 24 AS [Retention_In_Days]
FROM msdb.dbo.cdc_jobs
WHERE job_type = 'cleanup' --SET Retention to Required Days
EXECUTE sys.sp_cdc_change_job N'cleanup', @retention = @Retention_IN_Minutes --Check if Retention is Set for Given Days
SELECT retention / 60 / 24 AS [Retention_In_Days]
FROM msdb.dbo.cdc_jobs
WHERE job_type = 'cleanup'
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