Errorlog Notification

By Shas3, 2003/10/30

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This script Notifies the user(s) whenever there is an Error logged in the Error message.

It excludes the Error messages 15457 and 1073759806. These 2 Errors can be ignored. (I know we like to keep our Elogs clean but for some time you need to yield to them J ). You’ll see the first error when you check the Server props in the EM and other is when you start the sql mail manually.

This script assumes that you already configured SQL MAIL.

This script creates 2 tables and a temp table. Usually I create all my monitoring scripts in one database (DBADMIN) that makes my things to keep simple and easy. So I will leave the decision to you folks, if you don’t want create database (DBADMIN) replace the database name with your database name.

By Shas3, 2003/10/30

Total article views: 667 | Views in the last 30 days: 60

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