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| "Frank" <soal6570@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:42601b2.0404061558.62fda9af@posting.google.co m... > Can you give me the step-by-step procedure to setup some alerts in SQL > 2000 to get pager or email notification once the : > > 1- SQL Server (service) is down > 2- Trans log is full For #1, look at the Windows Service manager. This has a "Recovery" tab, and the ability to run a custom program on service failure. .... Steven |
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| soal6570@yahoo.com (Frank) wrote in message news:<42601b2.0404061558.62fda9af@posting.google.c om>... > Can you give me the step-by-step procedure to setup some alerts in SQL > 2000 to get pager or email notification once the : > > 1- SQL Server (service) is down > 2- Trans log is full 1. SQL Server Agent can send an alert if the MSSQL process reports a fatal error, but if it's down as well, it won't be able to alert you. So you may want to look at it as a general Windows issue - if you already have a Windows event monitoring system in place, then you can use that to do something when the MSSQL services stop and start (by default, they are set to auto restart). You can also use the Control Panel Services applet to do something (run a script etc.) when a service fails to start. 2. Email/pager notifications require SQL Mail: http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;EN-US;263556 After doing that, then you can use Enterprise Manager to create whatever alerts you need. There is a demo alert already created for a full log condition, so you can use it as a template. Simon |