I am just wondering what others are currently usig for monitoring and projection of databases and server? Currently I use code I wrote allong with Excel.
My company is using BMC patrol for Windows and SQL server. It's very comprehensive, it also costs. We found that perfmon will do in a pinch but leave's a lot of issues unresolved and MOM does not work with our other platforms.
Last Wiki Answer Submitted: December 9, 2004 4:29 pm by Mgrafton0 pts.
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My company gave me 60+ servers to monitor with no money for fancy tools like Lumingent or BMC. Therefore, I wrote one Foxpro application that uses ODBC to scan log files every 30 minutes and reports erros via SMTP. I belive it works better than other tools that I have seen just because it catches errors that those don’t report. I also have another Foxpro application that gathers various stats and disaster recovery information and outputs it to a web site. It proves to be very useful.
Idera’s SQLCheck is great and it’s free.
My company gave me 60+ servers to monitor with no money for fancy tools like Lumingent or BMC. Therefore, I wrote one Foxpro application that uses ODBC to scan log files every 30 minutes and reports erros via SMTP. I belive it works better than other tools that I have seen just because it catches errors that those don’t report. I also have another Foxpro application that gathers various stats and disaster recovery information and outputs it to a web site. It proves to be very useful.