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How does the SQL Server Tablespace Check monitor work?
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The SQL Server Tablespace Check monitor works by connecting directly to your database instance and running a set of commands to verify tablespace usage. The commands used are
sp_helpdb;
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Java heap space Throwable: java.lang.OutOfMemoryError
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Example error message:
2010-07-09 16:42:41,654 ERROR (PerfERDC:137) - service Platform Performance Gatherer (192) on host DKLBMMDB1 (34) Error getting data from agent: Java heap space
Throwable:...
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How do I generate server performance reports?
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1. Click on the Reports tab.
2. Click on the Resource Usage report on the left tree menu.
3. Select the date/time range and the system you want to report on.
4. Select the report output type.
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Can I monitor root file system capacity on ESX servers?
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Unfortunately the ESX api does not expose local file system usage.
VMFS capacity can be monitored through the standard ESX agent monitoring and alerting on VMFS capacity thresholds can be...
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How do I report LPAR capacity?
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To create an LPAR Workload report, do the following:
1. In the Reports Tree panel, click LPAR Workload.
2. In the Date and Time Range area, select the dates and times on which to report.
3. Select...
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How do I exclude file systems from the GlobalScan?
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To exclude file systems from the GlobalScan go through these steps for each agent system that you would like to exclude file systems from.
- Browse to the element using My Enterprise
- Under the...
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How do I graph LPAR workload?
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To generate an LPAR Workload graph, do the following after adding your LPAR to up.time for monitoring:
1. In the Global Scan or My Enterprise panel, click the name of the pSeries server which is...
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How do I generate a report?
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Reports are useful when you need to pinpoint the source of a problem within you environment. With a report, you can visually analyze how individual critical resources - such as memory, CPU, and...
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How do I graph ESX workload?
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To generate an ESX Workload graph, do the following after adding your ESX server to up.time for monitoring:
1. In the Global Scan or My Enterprise panel, click the name of the pSeries server which...
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Windows process CPU workload stats don't match CPU Total
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On multi-cpu or multi-core Windows servers you may notice that the graphing of CPU Total and the graphing of CPU by process (Workload top 10 for example) don't match. For example, you may notice...
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Windows Agent Stops every 24 hours
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The windows agent restarts itself once every 24 hours by default. This will be indicated by an error event in the System event log with this message:
"The up.time agent service terminated...
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How do I monitor my applications with up.time?
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There are several ways to monitor and report on application availability and performance with up.time. Generally, we recommend using the following service monitors to monitor any type of...
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How do I save or schedule a report?
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Reports are useful when you need to pinpoint the source of a problem within you environment. With a report, you can visually analyze how individual critical resources - such as memory, CPU, and...
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