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GilaMonster
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Posted Thursday, November 29, 2012 10:53 AM
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sqlfriends (11/29/2012)
So, it doesnot send any kind of alerts to DBA proactively?
If you've configured alerts, you get alerts. If not, you don't (how would SQL intuit who to send alerts to?)
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There are many SQL Server Events, SQL Performance Condition Alerts, as well as WMI Events that can be set up rather easily under SQL Server Agent >> Alerts.
Settings up these alerts gives you the option to specify a response i.e. (notify a particular operator), and additionally specify if you want to Email, Page, or netsend the event should one occur.
These are free
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Posted Thursday, November 29, 2012 11:13 AM
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Thanks, we do have sql agent alerts setup, I wonder if it is the Severity 17- insufficient resources that does the work?
I never got the alert because we have a diskspace check job so I can take care of the space proactively.
But just wonder it is the above insufficient resources alert will be triggered if there is no enough file space for mdf file and ldf file.
Thanks,
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If you create a custom alert for SQL Error # 1101 or 1105 (not sure exactly which is which, you can Google that) it will send you an alert should your data file become full and it is unable to grow
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MyDoggieJessie (11/29/2012)
If you create a custom alert for SQL Error # 1101 or 1105 (not sure exactly which is which, you can Google that) it will send you an alert should your data file become full and it is unable to grow
in this case DBA will reactively respond there (DIsk is full now what to do
) , but here person should be informed proactively.
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