The Alerts tab of the single instance dashboard displays a color-coded alerts timeline view and an active alerts panel for the selected instance.
You can launch SQL Workload Analysis from the SQLDM web console single instance view and its tabs. The icon Launch SWA located on the top-right side of the screen is available when your instance is registered in SQL Workload Analysis product. |
The color-coded alerts timeline view allows you to easily identify the highest alert for your monitored SQL Server instance and the highest alert for a specific category. Each color in the alert timeline represents a different alert type. See the following table for more details:
Alert type | Color | Meaning |
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OK | Green | The alert is in an acceptable threshold. |
Warning | Yellow | The alert reaches a Warning threshold. |
Critical | Red | The alert reaches a Critical threshold. |
Filter your alert results in the Alerts tab by specifying a timeframe or by selecting default timeframes of 8 hours, 1 day, 5 days, or 4 weeks. Click image to display in full-size view.
You can also filter your alert results by alert category or categories’ order. Click Edit to order and select the categories you want to display in the Alerts timeline view.
The Alerts tab also lists all the active alerts of your monitored SQL Server instance over a period of time. The active alerts panel provides the following information:
Shows alert type icon:for OK alerts, for Warning alerts, and for Critical alerts.
Indicates date and time of alert inception.
Displays alert description.
Displays the name of the monitored SQL Server instance.
Displays the database name.
Indicates alert category.
In the Active alerts panel of the single instance dashboard, you can select the following additional options:
View additional information on a specific active alert by clicking Show Details.
Export your alerts information in PDF, XLS, and XML.
Choose to show or hide active alerts.
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