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1. Right-click a SQL Server instance in the Servers treesidebar.
2. Select Configure Alerts.
3. Select the metric you want to edit from the list in the Alert Configuration window.
4. If the metric features a per-database or per-disk alert, on the Configuration tab of the Alert Configuration window, click Add. Use the drop-down list to select the database or disk to which you want to apply these settings. If the metric applies at the instance level, continue with the next step.
5. Check the boxes next to Informational, Warning, and Critical to include alerts for these states.
6. Change the alert thresholds by moving the arrows to the appropriate levels or by double-clicking the value and typing a new threshold level.
7. If the metric features a per-database or per-disk alert, click Advanced to apply any advanced settings, such as alert suppression or autogrow settings. Click OK. If the metric applies at the instance level, continue with the next step.
8. Select the Comments tab and enter information you want displayed in the alert message for this metric.
9. Click Apply.
10. If you want to replicate these edits to other SQL Server instance SQL Diagnostic Manager is monitoring, tags, or templates, click Yes.
11. Click OK to accept your changes.

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