
Best Answer Ben Paxton, 26 April 2012 - 03:44 PM
If you'd prefer to run all of your databases in simple recovery model, thats fine too. Simply change the backup schedule so that it's doing FULL backups rather than log or SMART and you won't see those warnings anymore.
There isn't an ignore option and maybe there should be. The idea behind the warning however is to ensure you're being properly notified that there is a more efficient way of backing up the database(s). The only situation in which an ignore option would be valuable in my opinion is mixed environments where some databases are set to full and some are set to simple (or another recovery model).
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