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  1. 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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    Rich James commented  · 

    I'm in two minds about using this. On the one hand, it's another DB architecture to look after and know how to recover, etc.
    On the other, it saves a LOT of money. Given the current per core licensing in enterprise agreements, dedicating a whole server to this is a big pot of cash.
    Whichever way it's implemented, it'll cost, as I have trouble running this on a regular server; with 18 DBs monitored, the DB is currently running over 150GB in size (and that's with a lot of purge options cut right back).

  2. Add plus/minus tolernaces for unusual job durations

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