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I should also note that if I look in the web console for SQL Monitor, the alert details are there. So the issue appears to be specific to the email piece. / comments
I should also note that if I look in the web console for SQL Monitor, the alert details are there. So the issue appears to be specific to the email piece.
Good call on the second issue with it not updating the Top 10 Waits and Top 10 Queries based on the selected time period either. I have encountered that same problem as well.
To me, this issue is actually a bigger problem than the one I originally reported. / comments
Good call on the second issue with it not updating the Top 10 Waits and Top 10 Queries based on the selected time period either. I have encountered that same problem as well.
To me, this issue is a...
Great! Easier is better. [image]
I'll go ahead and make the change you specified. Thanks a bunch! / comments
Great! Easier is better.
I'll go ahead and make the change you specified. Thanks a bunch!
Hi Robert,
Thank you for the response.
Fortunately the application is creating objects in its own schema already. To filter out those objects do I edit the "None" block in the scpf file similar to below where 'schemaname' would be replaced with the schema name I want to filter out?
<None version="1">
<Include>FALSE</Include>
<Expression>>(name LIKE 'schemaname.%')</Expression>
</None>
Thanks again for your help.
Jason / comments
Hi Robert,
Thank you for the response.
Fortunately the application is creating objects in its own schema already. To filter out those objects do I edit the "None" block in the scpf file similar to ...