I suggest you ...

← Suggestions

add the database name to the Alert Inbox grid in SQL Monitor. We have a lot a databases on our prod server and it would be most helpful.

Sometimes we have a problem with just one customer (one db) and sometimes it is a lot of different databases. It would be nice to know that at a glance. We routinely get some errors I can safely ignore if it is database X. If it is not, then I really need to check it out. This would save me a lot of time.

8 votes
Vote
Sign in
Check!
(thinking…)
Reset
or sign in with
  • facebook
  • google
    Password icon
    Forgot password?
    Create a password
    I agree to the terms of service
    Signed in as (Sign out)
    Close
    Close
    You have left! (?) (thinking…)
    John BaimaJohn Baima shared this idea  ·   ·  Flag idea as inappropriate…  ·  Admin →

    1 comment

    Sign in
    Check!
    (thinking…)
    Reset
    or sign in with
    • facebook
    • google
      Password icon
      Forgot password?
      Create a password
      I agree to the terms of service
      Signed in as (Sign out)
      Close
      Close
      Submitting...
      • Daniel RothigAdminDaniel Rothig (Software Engineer, Red Gate Software) commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

        Hi John, thanks for your suggestion.

        You can already filter alerts per database by clicking the expand arrow next to a SQL Server instance in the left-hand "Monitored Entitites" tree view, but some alert types are raised on the SQL Server instance level, and don't have a database associated with them. Did you have a particular problem scenario (or alert type) in mind with this suggestion?

      Suggestions

      Feedback and Knowledge Base

      (thinking…)