Clicking on a database gives you some very detailed information on that database.  The date of the last tran log along with the compatibility level are displayed.

This is one of the areas where the interface design choices have me baffled.  It would be one thing if they were consistent.  On the initial screen, a 6.5 server will show full text searching as not installed when in fact that option is not available.  But if you open up the database stats screen on a 6.5 server, the compatibility level will show as N/A.  This is accurate and at least makes sense.  The state of all of the database options will be displayed in the top right.  Again a 6.5 server will display a NO for things such as auto create statistics, auto update statistics, torn page detection, auto-close, auto-shrink, and full text which do not exist on a 6.5 server instead of showing N/A.

Telling me something is on/off, installed/not installed means that I have the capability to turn it on/off or install/uninstall it.  Telling me something is N/A means that it is an option that is unavailable for that particular version of the DBMS.  If I can't possibly install/uninstall or turn on/off something, tell me it is not available instead of indicating it is something that I may have missed.

A list of all tables in the database, their size, and number of rows is displayed along with options to include system table or only pinned tables.  The last 31 days of backups for that database along with pertinent information about the backup are listed in the left middle grid.  The bottom half of the screen displays graphical information about the data device(s)/file(s) and the tran log.  Settings are not maintained from one time to another.  I never want to look at system tables when monitoring servers.  This means that every time I drill into a database, I have to deselect the Include System Tables checkbox.

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