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Here’s a PowerShell script to stop AG Lag Alert on a cluster during a specific time frame using Redgate SQL Monitor: powershellCopy code# Set parameters
$AGName = "YourAvailabilityGroupName"
$ClusterName = "YourClusterName"
$StartTime = "09:00" # Start time for the 3-hour window (e.g., 09:00)
$EndTime = "12:00" # End time for the 3-hour window (e.g., 12:00)
# Connect to SQL Monitor
$SqlMonitor = Connect-SqlMonitor
# Get the AG lag alert
$Alert = Get-SqlMonitorAlert -Monitor $SqlMonitor -Name "AG Lag Alert"
# Disable alert during the time frame
Disable-SqlMonitorAlert -Alert $Alert -Cluster $ClusterName -StartTime $StartTime -EndTime $EndTime
Write-Output "AG Lag Alert disabled for the $StartTime to $EndTime window."
This script connects to Redgate SQL Monitor, retrieves the AG Lag Alert, and disables it for the specified 3-hour window. Adjust $AGName , $ClusterName , $StartTime , and $EndTime to match your cluster configuration. / comments
Here’s a PowerShell script to stop AG Lag Alert on a cluster during a specific time frame using Redgate SQL Monitor:powershellCopy code# Set parameters
$AGName = "YourAvailabilityGroupName"
$Cluste...
Here's a concise PowerShell script to disable the AG Lag Alert during a 3-hour window: powershellCopy code$startTime = "14:00" # 2:00 PM
$endTime = "17:00" # 5:00 PM
$currentTime = Get-Date -Format "HH:mm"
$alertName = "AG_Lag_Alert"
if ($currentTime -ge $startTime -and $currentTime -lt $endTime) {
Write-Host "Disabling AG Lag Alert"
Stop-SqlAgentJob -JobName $alertName # Adjust based on your alert system
} else {
Write-Host "Alert remains active"
}
Adjust Stop-SqlAgentJob or alert handling based on your setup. / comments
Here's a concise PowerShell script to disable the AG Lag Alert during a 3-hour window:powershellCopy code$startTime = "14:00" # 2:00 PM
$endTime = "17:00" # 5:00 PM
$currentTime = Get-Date -For...
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Or include the attribute source files directly if licensing allows. / comments
Add PrivateAssets="all" to the reference in your .csproj file:xmlCopy code<span><PackageReference Include="SmartAssembly.Attributes" Version="x.y.z" PrivateAssets="all" /></span>
Or include the att...