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SQL Monitor doesn’t expose the T-SQL behind its built-in alerts. You can view and adjust alert conditions under Configuration > Alert settings. To see or modify the SQL directly, you’d need to recreate the alert as a custom one. The Redgate documentation also outlines the logic for each default alert. / comments
SQL Monitor doesn’t expose the T-SQL behind its built-in alerts. You can view and adjust alert conditions under Configuration > Alert settings. To see or modify the SQL directly, you’d need to recr...
Yeah, working across different databases can be a headache sometimes. The biggest thing I notice is how each one handles syntax and performance tuning differently, so you can’t always carry over the same approach. Migrations especially highlight the gaps, like data types not lining up or certain functions not existing in another system. Definitely interested to see what common issues your survey brings up. / comments
Yeah, working across different databases can be a headache sometimes. The biggest thing I notice is how each one handles syntax and performance tuning differently, so you can’t always carry over th...