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Or you could use a cheap external website monitoring service such as www.watchour.com! 
Personally, I would leave SQL out of the loop as an application platform and let it do what it does best: manage data.
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I agree with peleg about it not being an appropriate job for SQL Server. Beyond that, it is an interesting use of the OLE Automation procedures.
One recommendation, I would suggest checking the current state of the OLE automation config setting and only enabling/disabling it if it wasn't already enabled. If it is enabled for a reason, such as required by an application, then you could break functionality of whatever uses it.
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Hi Guys,
Im looking at adding a simple job to monitor an internal website and its external site. Ive set up the job and its running fine, Only thing is its always raising the alert.
Ive changed the url to "google" and get the same results, Have I missed something or has anyone had this issue?
Help would be much apreciated
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Hi SQL Guru's,
Can i use this code where i can login into website with credentials and check the latency.
if latency is beyond the thresshold then it need to fire the email and pager too.
is that possible..
if possible then help me to get the code.
Thank you.
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