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AskSQLTeam
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 Posted - 2002-06-12 : 08:02:08
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| chris B writes "HiSome of our customers SQLServer-Installations doesn't have the entry "SQLServer performance condition alert".(System: NT 4.0 /SP 6a, SQL 7.0 SP 3)I can't choose this type of alert witch I want to create.Why does this entry not exist ?Thanks" |
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Page47
Master Smack Fu Yak Hacker
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Posted - 2002-06-12 : 08:39:31
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| Are you talking about Alerts in PerfMon(OS Level) or Alerts created using sp_add_alert(SQL Server Level)?<O> |
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jasper_smith
SQL Server MVP & SQLTeam MVY
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Posted - 2002-06-12 : 17:48:06
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| If you use perfmon do the counters show up in there ?Are you doing this from a client or actually on the server ?If not on the server make sure the client you are using is a member of the local admins group ion the server. If on the server itselfand the counters are missing from perfmon as well you can try from cmd promptunlodctr.exe MSSQLServerfollowed by a rebootlodctr.exe <path to sql>\BINN\sqlctr.inifollowed by a rebootSearch google for SQL Server missing performance countersThere can also be issues with registry permissionsHTHJasper Smith |
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cnappoly
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Posted - 2005-04-11 : 11:58:07
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| I tried unload and reload of counters using sqlctr.ini with 2 reboots..It worked..Without reboots or restart of SQL server it doesn't appear to workunlodctr.exe MSSQLServerfollowed by a rebootlodctr.exe <path to sql>\BINN\sqlctr.inifollowed by a rebootthanks |
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SQL Server performance condition alert