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Hi Emma, Unfortunately I will have to wait until a 3-way deadlock occurs again before I can provide the screenshot. kind regards Jonathan / comments
Hi Emma, Unfortunately I will have to wait until a 3-way deadlock occurs again before I can provide the screenshot. kind regards Jonathan
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Hi David, I was using Vista at the time of the application upgrade, although I am now in the process of moving to a new XP PC. regards Jonathan / comments
Hi David, I was using Vista at the time of the application upgrade, although I am now in the process of moving to a new XP PC. regards Jonathan
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Hi, I have already posted on something along these lines but it may be worth adding my thoughts here too (that and I can t find the other post to cross refer!) We have replication working here 24/7. Most of the replication jobs run hourly but our main data updating is done M-F 9-5. This means that replication jobs that run during the day take much longer that those over night. We get alerts, predictably, in waves as we go from one cycle to the other until the average of the previous 10 executions levels. Unfortunately Mike's suggestion of a target 'time to complete' wont work for this situation unless we can link it in some way to a schedule ie: overnight/w-end execution 1min +-20% weekday execution 5min +-20% Possibly a more flexible alternative would be to class the severity of the difference from the norm (and possibly the faster or slower indicator too) and also allow for a selection of how many executions to use for the average value calculation? For me, ideally, I would like to set a schedule for the alert to be active - I dont really mind if the 02:00 replication ran or not (probably only 3 or 4 rows were updated) but if the alert was monitoring the 08:00 - 18:00 period ... much more relevant and important and so deserving of an alert. / comments
Hi, I have already posted on something along these lines but it may be worth adding my thoughts here too (that and I can t find the other post to cross refer!) We have replication working here 24/7...
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