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  1. Select and store a static baseline for future reference

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    tjaybelt commented  · 

    I ran into a situation this past week when the RedGateMonitor database grew to consume the rest of the space on the LUN allocated it.
    While it was full, many functions ceased working properly. I ended up adding another data file to the database to get around the issue. It would have been nice if I could go into a config and purge out old data. maybe cleared alerts that I just recently cleared. Maybe some sets of data that you deem 'old' that could be forcefully purged from the system

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  2. Install SQL Monitor without needing to provision a (large) SQL Server database

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    Adam responded

    We’ve made some improvements in this area but will leave it open so you can continue to give us your suggestions

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    tjaybelt commented  · 

    i agree. more visibility into what is being stored and the ability to purge out certain sets of data we deem unnecessary would be incredible.

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