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I know that I have a particular process that runs on a particular machine that trips the long running query alert. I would like to do a search of "all connections from the host name of......". If you look at an alert, it's the HOST value. / comments
I know that I have a particular process that runs on a particular machine that trips the long running query alert. I would like to do a search of "all connections from the host name of......". If...
By host, I mean host connecting to the SQL Server, not the server itself. / comments
By host, I mean host connecting to the SQL Server, not the server itself.
I wanted to check in on this and see what may be in the works. / comments
I wanted to check in on this and see what may be in the works.
In order to consolidate, should I then install 1.3 on the new box, move the alert history, install 2.1 and register the monitored servers with 2.1?
If so, how do I move the alert history form one collection agent to another? / comments
In order to consolidate, should I then install 1.3 on the new box, move the alert history, install 2.1 and register the monitored servers with 2.1?
If so, how do I move the alert history form one c...
For me, a table either does, or does not, contain static data. But I can see the value for others in being able to script only certain data.
As for whether this will work or not, it's quite cumbersome compared to SQL Source Control but I will give it an honest chance before dismissing it.
I would love to see it as a right click option with filtering. / comments
For me, a table either does, or does not, contain static data. But I can see the value for others in being able to script only certain data.
As for whether this will work or not, it's quite cumber...
Thanks. I did move the upgrade folder to a different location outside of source control. For the time being, I am happy managing the upgrade file myself but maybe that will change. I know all about compare and have found it useful for finding things the developers try to sneak in. / comments
Thanks. I did move the upgrade folder to a different location outside of source control. For the time being, I am happy managing the upgrade file myself but maybe that will change. I know all ab...
So if after I had SQL Source Control build my base project, I created an upgrade folder in which I housed my manually created version upgrade scripts, that would be the issue.
Because when we have a DB release, not only do we have the base file with the create table statements, but if we add a new table, we build and run a patch file which contains alter tables, create tables, and create procedures.
Is it possible to make an option to ignore a certain folder? It would obviously work best for my patch scripts to be in the same folder as my new deploy scripts. / comments
So if after I had SQL Source Control build my base project, I created an upgrade folder in which I housed my manually created version upgrade scripts, that would be the issue.
Because when we have ...