Suggestions
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Missing database name in blocking session alert
When I receive an alert about a blocking session, it does not tell me the database. The mail starts with e.g.
Blocking Session ID: 93
Number of blocked descendants: 1
Total blocking duration for all descendants: 00:03:02
Blocking SQL fragment: CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo]...In the subsequent blocks (blocked sessions) it shows the corresponding database name, but only after much of scrolling, when the block cames from a long procedure (some with > 1000 lines).
So please add the database name to the blocking session part too.
5 votesThanks for the suggestion. Version 7.1.3 has now been released and improvements include adding the database name to the Blocking process alert.
Kind regards,
SQL Monitor Development Team -
Add CPU time to Individual query monitoring
Should be great if we can get CPU time column added to the new Query executions tab.
CPU time is in addition to logical reads/writes important when looking and performance of the different queries.
15 votes -
rss
RSS Feed, can it be exposed so logon to SQL monitor isn't needed
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Get the proc name from a deadlock alert
The Alert gives objectId and databaseid but your average 'accidental DBA' doesn't know the command
select OBJECTNAME ( objectid [, database_id ] )
Perhaps somehow suggesting the command as context sensitive help?30 votes -
Alerts with and/or (boolean) logic
To determine performance problem b it is needed to monitor several counter values at once. For example when counter x and counter y and counter z are all below 10 then you have a memory problem. I would be nice to contruct that kind of logic to get true performance alerts.
4 votes -
see username and hostname in "top 50 queries" and "top 10 waits"
In SQL Monitor, I want to see username and hostname in "top 50 queries" and "top 10 waits"
Please add username and hostname in "top 50 queries" and "top 10 waits." These two columns will be useful to trouble shoot SQLs that are causing troubles
Thanks,4 votes -
Improvements to Alert Notifications when you have multiple alert thresholds
You can configure alerts in Regdate Monitor to have different thresholds (low, medium, high). The problem is that all notifications have to go to the same email address(es).
We'd suggest an improvement to allow diffent notification methods for each level. For examples, send low alerts go to one email address and medium/high go to a different email address.
This would allow us to send the more critical alerts via OpsGenie/Jira.
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Baseline WaitStats
SQL Monitor contains an aggregated baseline of wait stats, however there is no way to tell if the current wait stats are "normal" for my environment. For example, we had a problem where LCKMX went through the roof, and as a consequence HADRSYNCCOMMIT plummeted because there was fewer insert/updates/deletes happening. The net difference suggested that there was no problem, but there was.
I'd like to see something that shows what's "normal" for each wait type, and what the recorded value is.
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Traceflag 1222 for deadlocks
Use traceflag 1222 for deadlocks when monitoring SQL 2005+, and keep 1204 just for SQL 2000 instances. 1222 gives so much more information and doesn't cut off the SQL text.
48 votesHello,
We are pleased to annouce that this feature is now implemented as part of v4.0 release. Please check release notes for more details.
Thanks,
Priya -
Add multiple actions for alerts based on different conditions
It would be nice to be able to configure different actions for the same alert based on different criteria.
For example, with the SQL Job failure alert - It would be very useful to be able to have these alerts go to X email address if the job contains "DBA" in the job name, and the alert go to Y email address if the job doesn't contain that text in the job name (This is just a basic example, being able to configure multiple of these types of filters would be the goal).
Right now the only possible…
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Make cookie timeout duration configurable
Currently Cookies expire after 2 days, this means you have to re-enter your password for SQL Monitor every two days. This should be configurable. Some of us have adequate desktop security, and secure external access that this is unnecessary.
3 votes -
OpenID Connect client certificate or LDAPS
My company does not support OpenID "only client secret" and requests that Redgate Monitor use Client Certificate when authenticating users with Entra. Can you implement Client Certificate Support? Alternatively, how about to expand LDAP implementation to utilize SSL?
3 votes -
groups
Group properties.
I am using groups to group databases by application /development group. Then use tags to determine prd, dev, uat etc.What would be really useful would be able to add properties to a group such as the developer name to contact when i see poor queries
2 votes -
add SSO option to the AD/LDAP logon screen
Attached file is from an application we use that allows the user to quickly logon as themselves, or to manually enter network credentials. In addition, the attached file shows a logon screen with the application version number; this too would be helpful for Redgate Monitor without having to login and check the configuration info page.
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Filter for VMWare virtual machine list under Manage VMWare hosts
Add a filter in the vmware host to list only monitored servers. On and off checkbox would be enough.
12 votes -
I would like to suppress an alert in PostgreSQL log
I would like to suppress an alert in PostgreSQL log, I made a configuration but it is not working, I keep receiving the alert coming from the PostgreSQL log. Support told me it is only possible for SQL Server.
4 votes -
Pause auto-refresh when you view query recommendations.
When a user clicks on query recommendations, the auto-refresh needs to be paused. Otherwise, the recommendation pop-up window closes when Monitor refreshes.
1 voteAvailable in version 13.0.53.1762.
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Recognize Low Alerts visually in overview
Low Alerts show as blue dots on the Latest Alerts panel, but in the overview they show Green like Healthy.
Especially when showing Small Tiles (we monitor 60+ instances) they do not stand out from Healty ones (see the attached examples).For that reason I dont use many Low Alerts.
It would be more consistent to use blue in the overviews also.4 votes -
Another Field to Change the Display Order of Servers on the Dashboard
On the dashboard, server instances are currently ordered by two fields - Name or Severity which is selected via a drop down list. Can we have another field - Sort ID (int), to give users another way to sort? This field can either be hidden or displayed.
1 voteHi Dean,
This is currently possible by setting an alias for an instance (hover over the righthand corner for a card, click the menu icon and select ‘Alias…’).For example you might set:
1_AliasA
2_AliasBSelecting ‘Order by Name’ in the drop down will then allow you to use this ordering within a group on the dashboard.
Alternatively you can pin instances to the top of the dashboard (hover over the righthand corner for a card, click the menu and select ‘Pin to top’).
I hope that helps.
Neil Turner
SQL Monitor design lead -
Group alerts into a hierarchy
I want to be able to group alerts into a hierarchy so that for instance when a server goes offline, all of the other alerts generated such as instance unavailable are not generated.
3 votes
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