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Good idea! If this suggestion gets more traction, we’ll implement this.
An error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedThanks for your suggestion Bill.
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69 votesDaniel Rothig responded
We’re looking into this – no ETA at the moment
An error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedThanks for your suggestion Kevin.
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42 votesDaniel Rothig responded
When we’ll be improving the alert configuration UI, we’ll keep that use case in mind
An error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedThanks for your feedback Riken.
An error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedThanks for your suggestion Robert.
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currently under investigation
An error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedThanks for your suggestion Niels.
An error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedThanks for your suggestion John and Jonathan.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedThanks Don. We will definitely try to improve these alerts based on your feedback.
An error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedHi Don,
Thanks for your message. To supress an alert at database level, please follow these steps:
1. On the Configuration > Alert settings page, go to the left hand navigation.
2. Select and expand SQL Server instance.
3. You would see the list of the databases for this SQL Server instance. Select a database. This will filter the alerts on right hand side which are supported at the database level.
4. Now you can change configuration for this particular database.Please let me know if I am not clear.
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PriyaAn error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedHi Don,
Thanks a lot for your suggestion. Currently we do support supressing alert for a particular database. You can do it by expanding under a particular alert on right hand side of Alert Settings. Though other ways of supressing alert is not supported. We will definitely try to improve in this area.
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PriyaAn error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedHi Don .. Thanks a lot for your suggestion. We will review this based on your feedback.
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PriyaAn error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedHello ... thanks for your feedback. Could you please help us by explaining this in bit more detail.
An error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedThanks .. yes it makes sense. You mentioned maintenance window .. SQL Monitor does support maintenance window where you can stop alerting completely during maintenance . This can be done via Configuration > Monitored servers page.
But having said that, it does not support stopping a particular alert during maintenance window. So would be nice to know if the current implementation of maintenance window is enough or would be like this feature to be extended to support per alert maintenance window. Also, in what scenario would you like to be alerted about some alert in maintenance window and not about others.
An error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedThanks for your feedback Brett.
An error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedHello .. Thanks for your feedback. It is possible though I guess it is not that easily discoverable. You can do it by expanding the database list under alert name in the right hand pane.
An error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedHello .. Thanks for your detailed feedback. SQL Monitor does support excluding or including particular database. But I would assume that it is not that discoverable. You can do it by expanding the database list under alert name in the right hand pane. Is this sufficient or are you looking for something else?
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19 votesDaniel Rothig responded
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Hi, is frequency analysis something that we could offer in-app, or would you specifically prefer to export the data first?
An error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedThanks a lot for your suggestion Grant.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedThanks a lot for your feedbacl Blaz.
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PriyaAn error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedThanks for your suggestion.
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PriyaAn error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedThanks a lot for the suggestion John.
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65 votesDaniel Rothig responded
For SQL Server perf counters, you can create a Custom Metric against sys.dm_os_performance_counters. For Machine perf counters, you have to use CLI at the moment
An error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedThanks for your suggestion Brendo.
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1 voteDaniel Rothig responded
Hi, we’re monitoring a few of those out of the box and the rest can be covered via the custom metrics feature – check out sys.dm_os_performance_counters
An error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedHi Don,
Thanks for your suggestion. We will review this soon but for the time being you can use 'Custom metric' feature to start monitoring this particular counter.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedThanks for your detailed feedback Allen.
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PriyaAn error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedThanks Theresa for your feedback.
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There are currently no plans for a SQL Monitor mobile app. We hope to improve the experience when using SQL Monitor on a mobile device. However at the moment we can’t give a timescale for when this might happen.
An error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedThanks for your suggestion.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedThanks for your suggestion Edward and Theresa.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedHi,
Thanks for your feedback.
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25 votesDaniel Rothig responded
We like that idea – if it gains traction, we’ll prioritise it more
An error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedHi Matt,
Thanks a lot for your feedback. We will definitely try to improve this area.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedHi John and Nicolaas,
As you may be aware that SQL Monitor now has custom metric and alerts feature. I was just wondering if you have tried writing queries for replication.
If so, would you mind sharing it with us also. You can share your query via this link:
http://sqlmonitormetrics.red-gate.com/share-a-metric/
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PriyaAn error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedYes, thats the idea. SQL Monitor shows lots of performance counter. We may allow alerting on those .. though it is still being discussed.
An error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedThanks John .. for your feedback. For V 3.0, we are currently working on custom alert feature. This feature should allow you to write alerts for replication performance counters.
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153 votesAdam responded
We’ve made some improvements in this area but will leave it open so you can continue to give us your suggestions
An error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedThanks Tjay for your feedback.
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PriyaAn error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedThanks for your feedback. We will definitely review purge based on your feedback.
An error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedHi Kevan.. it will be possible but requires some code changes. At this stage, I am not sure when we will implement and release these changes.
An error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedThanks for your feedback Brandon.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedThanks Tjay. We do plan to make purge more flexible. Will update you when we start working on this.
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83 votesDaniel Rothig responded
We like the idea – if this idea gains traction, we’ll look into implementing something like this
An error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedThanks a lot Steve for your feedback. We will try to add more information about jobs as per your suggestions.
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65 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedThanks for confirming. Yes, in this case it wouldn't have worked because you wont be able to restore 2008 backup to 2005.
An error occurred while saving the comment Priya Sinha commentedHello ... thanks for your feedback. Just to clarify, did you change the SQL Monitor data repository database? If this was the case, then migrating this is very easy. The steps could be found here:
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Thanks for your suggestion Bill.