added skip checks functionality

Author: Kevin Martin

README.md

@@ -25,8 +25,10 @@ EXECUTE dbo.sp_Develop
 |--|--|
 |@DatabaseName|Defaults to current DB if not specified|
 |@GetAllDatabases|Runs checks across all of the databases on the server instead of just your current database context. Does not work on Azure SQL Server.|
-|@IgnoreCheckIds|Comma-delimited list of check ids you want to skip|
-|@IgnoreDatabases|Comma-delimited list of databases you want to skip|
+|@SkipChecksServer|The linked server name that stores the skip checks|
+|@SkipChecksDatabase|The database that stores the skip checks|
+|@SkipChecksSchema|The schema for the skip check table|
+|@SkipChecksTable|The table that stores the skip checks|
 |@BringThePain |If you’ve got more than 50 databases on the server, this only works if you also pass in @BringThePain = 1, because it’s gonna be slow.|
 |@OutputType|TABLE = table<br/>COUNT = row with number found<br/>MARKDOWN = bulleted list<br/>XML = table output as XML<br/>NONE = none|
 |@OutputXMLasNVARCHAR|Set to 1 if you like your XML out as NVARCHAR.|
@@ -37,9 +39,65 @@ EXECUTE dbo.sp_Develop
 
 ## How to Skip Checks Across Your Estate
 
-Sometimes there are checks, databases or servers that you want to skip. For example, say a database is from a vendor and you are not responsible for the database development. Another use case for skipping checks is indicate that you have acknowledged a potential issue and you are OK with it. You can skip that check for that specific object.
+Sometimes there are checks, databases or servers that you want to skip. For example, say a database is from a vendor and you are not responsible for the database development. 
 
-To do that, create a table to hold the list of checks you want to skip, and put rows into it:
+Another use case for skipping checks is to indicate that you have acknowledged a potential issue and you are OK with it. You can skip that check for that specific object. Using sp_Develop with this pattern allows you to perform your database development and iteratively check for issues.
+
+#### Create a table to hold the list of checks you want to skip
+
+```sql
+CREATE TABLE dbo.DevelopChecksToSkip (
+    DevelopChecksToSkipId INT           IDENTITY(1, 1) NOT NULL
+   ,ServerName            NVARCHAR(128) NULL
+   ,DatabaseName          NVARCHAR(128) NULL
+   ,SchemaName            NVARCHAR(128) NULL
+   ,ObjectName            NVARCHAR(128) NULL
+   ,CheckId               INT           NULL
+   ,CONSTRAINT DevelopChecksToSkip_DevelopChecksToSkipId PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED (DevelopChecksToSkipId ASC)
+);
+GO
+```
+
+#### Checks to Skip
+
+The CheckId column refers to the list below. You can also scroll to the right in the sp_Develop 'Results' tab and look at the 'CheckId' column to see the number of the one you want to skip. 
+
+You can also copy the TSQL script in the 'SkipCheckTSQL' column found in the 'Results' tab to insert that record into your skip checks table.
+
+Refer to the example checks below and each comment for its use.
+
+```sql
+INSERT INTO
+    dbo.DevelopChecksToSkip (ServerName, DatabaseName, SchemaName, ObjectName, CheckId)
+VALUES
+     (N'SQL2008', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL)                             /* Skips all checks, for every database, on the SQL2008 SQL Server */
+    ,(N'SQL2012', N'AdventureWorks2012', NULL, NULL, NULL)            /* Skips all checks, in the AdventureWorks2012 database, on the SQL2012 SQL Server */
+    ,(N'SQL2017', N'AdventureWorks2017', N'dbo', N'fn_TPSTotal', NULL)/* Skips all checks, for the object named dbo.fn_TPSTotal, in the AdventureWorks2017 database, on the SQL2017 SQL Server */
+    ,(N'SQL2019', N'Northwind', N'dbo', N'Order Details', 5)          /* Skips CheckId 5 (Including Special Characters in Name), for the object named dbo.[Order Details], in the Northwind database, on the SQL2019 SQL Server*/
+    ,(NULL, N'AdventureWorks2017', NULL, NULL, NULL)                  /* Skips all checks, in the AdventureWorks2017 database, on every SQL Server */
+    ,(NULL, NULL, N'dbo', N'vPhone', NULL)                            /* Skips all checks, for the object named dbo.vPhone, in every database, on every SQL Server */
+    ,(NULL, NULL, N'dbo', N'CustOrderHist', 19);                      /* Skips CheckId 19 (Not Using SET NOCOUNT ON in Stored Procedure or Trigger), for the object named dbo.CustOrderHist, in every database, on every SQL Server */
+GO
+```
+
+#### How to Execute the Skip Checks
+
+```sql
+EXEC dbo.sp_Develop
+   ,@SkipCheckDatabase = N'pubs'
+   ,@SkipCheckSchema = N'dbo'
+   ,@SkipCheckTable = N'DevelopCheckToSkip';
+```
+
+You can also centralize this skip checks table by putting it in a central location, setting up a linked server pointing to your central location, and then using the @SkipChecksServer parameter:
+
+```sql
+EXEC dbo.sp_Develop
+    @SkipCheckServer = N'ManagementServerName'
+   ,@SkipCheckDatabase = N'pubs'
+   ,@SkipCheckSchema = N'dbo'
+   ,@SkipCheckTable = N'DevelopCheckToSkip';
+```
 
 
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