SQL Diagnostic Manager provides the following new features and fixed issues.

10.1.4 New features

No new features

10.1.4 Fixed issues

Alerts

• To provide a clearer understanding of what the “Distribution Latency (Seconds)” metric is measuring, the description of the metric and summary of raised alerts has been updated.
• SQLDM is now displaying Informational Alerts for SQL Server Agent Long Running Jobs.
• SQLDM is displaying alerts in Dashboard and the desktop console regardless the ‘Region and Language’ settings.
• "Days since last backup" alert is being triggered considering the threshold values configured in the alert configuration template.
• When the log file is filled up in a database, the Log Full (Percent) alert is being triggered normally and the LogSizeInKilobytes and PercentLogSpace columns are not showing NULL value when the log percent retrieved is greater than 100%.
• The exception filter wildcard is working normally and is no longer causing undesired alerts.
• The Filegroup Space Full (Percent) alerts for filegroups that are on the same disk are showing the correct values for the space full percentage.
• The number of days since last backup are now correctly displayed for daily backups databases. SQLDM is now generating the “Days since last backup” alert for databases that include a space at the end of the database name.

• SQLDM is no longer receiving continuous OK status alerts for the Log Full (Percent) and Database Full (Percent) metrics.

Alert response

• Alert Response triggers normally when a server is added to a tag.

Availability Groups

• The "Days since last backup" metric is now checking the backup preferences of databases participating in an Availability Groups prior to raising alerts. 
• SQL Server Agent jobs created for SQLDM are no longer encountering errors on secondary nodes when the SQLDM repository is hosted in an availability group.
• When a member of a database is on a read-only role, SQLDM is no longer displaying critical alerts on the Availability Groups databases.

Custom Counter

• The Custom Counter SQL Script text window is resizing to the popup window size.

Dashboard

• The Dashboard and SQLDM are reflecting the same per-database data size usage.
• The error "Something unexpected happened Java.Null.Pointer exception" is caused by a compatibility issue between products in the IDERA Dashboard is no longer displaying.
• In the IDERA Dashboard overview, the SQLDM Instances status widget is no longer having issues displaying the number of servers or the status of the servers. A compatibility issue among IDERA products within IDERA Dashboard caused this issue.

Data collection

• SQLDM is no longer having issues collecting log errors with a Severity higher than 21.

Graphs

• All graphs are displayed correctly and with all the information complete.

Logs

• The upper limits on High Availability Log Send Queue size alert triggering have been extended to 999 million logs.
• Users can now review the SQL Server Error logs. The error "Error reading SQL 2005 SQL Server log: System.InvalidCastException: Specified cast is not valid" is no longer showing up.

Queries

• The SQLDM console is now refreshing the list of the resulting queries in the Statement Mode View. Improvements to the Statement Mode view in the SQLDM console to allow a list of queries.
• The date ranges are now consistent when switching among Signature mode, Statement mode, and Query History screen. Query history now displays details about the query selected.
• Improvements to the query used to populate the data on the Alerts view in the SQLDM Desktop Console.
• ‘Top Queries’ and ‘Query Overview’ generate successful reports without timeout or expired messages.

Replication Monitoring

• When using replication, SQLDM is displaying the correct publisher status.

Reports

• SQLDM is triggering accurate results when running "Top Queries" reports.
• SQLDM reports that are deployed to SSRS are now generating charts correctly.
• Index improvements to improve the duration it takes to run the Database Statistics report.

Repository

• There are no longer issues in the Repository connection application when using Management Service Utility to reconfigure repository connection for a management service.
• An error is no longer being generated on the Overview tab when the SQLDM repository database is hosted on a SQL Server 2005 instance. The error that was previously generated was “An error occurred while refreshing.Exception type: System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException. Message: Type Time is not a defined system type.”

Sessions

• Users are no longer encountering issues when viewing locks under the Sessions tab. The view is updated automatically.
• The Lock section under Sessions is no longer showing "Sysadmin privileges are required to obtain data for this view" message.

SQL Server Agent

• The SQL Server Agent Long Running Job (Percent) value is now properly calculated in the alerts screen.

Web console

• Date/Time values stored in the SQLDM repository database are stored in GMT format. The SQLDM web console now converts the GMT format to the local time zone.
• The SQLDM web console is no longer displaying deleted databases.
• The Sessions view in the SQLDM web console is displayed with no errors.
• Instances in Maintenance Mode are no longer displaying health status or alerts in the web console.

Other issues

• SQLDM is no longer having timeouts when viewing large Databases under table and indexes.
• SQLDM displays tables normally without delays.
• The “Days since last backup” metric is only available for Online databases.
• The index DatabaseStatistics has been added to the UTCCollectionTime nonclustered index for a better performance.
• The IDERA Products option in Help Menu on the SQL Diagnostic Manager Desktop Console is linked to the navigation page and is no longer prompting error.
• SQLDM is no longer having issues when using a non-standard Short Date format.
• The Monitored SQL Server Properties dialog box in SQLDM Desktop console is opening without any timeouts.