From which screen are DBCCs run?

DBCCs, which stands for Database Console Commands, are typically run from the Server Tools Screen. This is because the Server Tools Screen provides the necessary interface for interacting with the database maintenance and administrative tasks. It is designed to facilitate operations that involve checking the integrity of the database, performing updates, and optimizing performance.

Running DBCCs is crucial for maintaining the health and stability of the database environment, and the Server Tools Screen is specifically set up for administrators and developers to access these powerful commands. This aligns with the purpose of DBCCs, which are often used for debugging, checking for consistency, and troubleshooting issues within the database.

Accessing the DBCC commands from this screen helps ensure that the necessary permissions and context are granted, reducing the likelihood of errors that could arise from attempting to execute such commands from other interfaces not designed for database management.

In contrast, options like the Database Configuration Screen, Admin Tools Screen, and Maintenance Management Screen are more focused on specific tasks related to configuration, administration, or general maintenance rather than the direct execution of database console commands.