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1. Allow Fractional Alert Thresholds.

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   Daniel Rothig responded

   A current workaround is to multiply the result by a factor, eg. 100 to make the result a percentage.

   Andy Marter shared this idea  ·  Dec 4, 2014

2. Make alert configuration levels more discoverable

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   under review  ·  Daniel Rothig responded

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   Andy Marter commented  ·  Dec 18, 2013  ·  Edit…  ·  Delete…

   I agree. In our case, we have a TLog backup job that runs every 5 minutes. At 4AM we have an Index Rebuild job. If a very large index meets the criteria to be rebuilt, then it can cause a large log file, which affects the Tlog backup job runtime. I would like a way to suppress this alert based on job name, and/or time of day and customize it to look at more than the last 10 runs for a frequent job like this.

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