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How to Take Actions Based on Spotlight on SQL Server Enterpr

Download Spotlight on SQL Server (http://software.dell.com/sqlserveralarms) to set up custom alerts for crisis level or unusual activity. Managing SQL Server requires performing many tasks, including maintenance and monitoring. Maintenance can be scheduled and performed via jobs, but monitoring takes some human touch to: ensure real issues are addressed and ignore non-critical items until all crises items are solved. Monitoring SQL Server can be taxing, unless you set up a system for doing so. In order to have a proper monitoring system you need to identify what needs to be monitored, how you are alerted and what items are critical. Spotlight on SQL Server allows you to set up custom alerts for crisis level or unusual activity. An example might be when a CPU runs at 90% for more than five minutes during business hours. You can dictate what you what to be alerted about, whether you are alerted or what alternative actions to take, and when the item is deemed critical.

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How to Take Actions Based on Spotlight on SQL Server Enterpr

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  1. How to Take Actions Based on Spotlight on SQL Server Enterprise Alarms SQLDBApros

  2. Why should you care? • Managing SQL Server requires performing many tasks, including maintenance and monitoring. • Maintenance can be scheduled and performed via jobs, but monitoring takes some human touch to: • Ensure real issues are addressed • Ignore non-critical items until all crises items are solved • Monitoring SQL Server can be taxing, unless you set up a system for doing so. • In order to have a proper monitoring system you need to identify what needs to be monitored, how you are alerted and what items are critical. 

  3. Monitoring SQL Server • In order to have a proper monitoring system you need to identify: • what needs to be monitored • how you are alerted • what items are critical • Spotlight on SQL Server allows you to set up custom alerts for crisis level or unusual activity. • An example might be when a CPU runs at 90% for more than five minutes during business hours. • You can dictate what you what to be alerted about, whether you are alerted or what alternative actions to take, and when the item is deemed critical.

  4. The following video • The following video teaches you how to take actions based on pre-defined alarms in Spotlight on SQL Server, version 10.0. • How to create alarm actions • Name the action • Define conditions • Select actions to perform • Alarm actions can be • Day based • Time based • Duration based • Severity based

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  6. Learn MoreDownload Spotlight on SQL ServerView Tutorial on YouTube

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