Database Monitors

Currently the SQL Server (basic checks) monitor does allow execution of database stored procedures. The MySQL (basic checks), Oracle (basic checks), and Sybase monitors do not allow execution of...

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This article explains how to configure static and dynamic SQL Server ports.

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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; From this...

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Find out how to use up.time to effectively monitor your MySQL servers and database structures.

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If you would like to monitor SQL Server with the SQL Server Browser service disabled (for security or other reasons), you must configure your database to use a static port assignment. If SQL...

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This article outlines the metrics collected by the up.time MySQL Advanced monitor.

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This article outlines the performance metrics that the up.time Oracle Advanced Metrics monitor collects from an Oracle database.

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This article outlines the performance metrics that the up.time SQL Server Advanced Metrics monitor collects from a SQL Server database.

By: CSS | Date Created: 1-23-2007 | Last Modified: 1-3-2012 | Index: 122

This article outlines the various types of database locks that you may encounter when monitoring SQL Server

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