SQL Response - 1.3
Learning SQL Response - 1.3
Managing the size of the Alert Repository data files on disk
Every time an alert is raised, one or more alert files are created containing details about the alert. These alert files are stored on the same computer that runs the Alert Repository service.
When SQL Response has been running for several days or weeks, the number of alert files stored in the data store folder could grow to be quite large. This takes up a lot of disk space, and may adversely affect the performance of SQL Response.
To keep the disk space used at a manageable level, you can choose to automatically delete alert files older than a specified date:
- From the Alert Repository menu in the SQL Response client, select Alert Repository Options.
- Select Automatically delete old Alert Repository files and specify when to delete old files.
SQL Response checks every few minutes to remove any files that are older than the time you specify.
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SQL Response
- Troubleshooting Computer Unreachable and Access Is Denied Error Messages
- SQL Response Security Setup
- Upgrading from Version 1.0 to 1.1 where the SQL Response Client and Alert Repository exist on the same machine
- Moving your Alert Repository Data
- Licensing SQL Response on a clustered SQL Server
- Server licenses may show "trial period has expired"
- How do I use the SQL Response client across domains?
- Where are the SQL Response data files stored?
- SQL Response client not connecting to Alert Repository
- The alert details are not recorded and SQL Response reports "Alert is still being written" when viewing an alert or multiple alerts
- Error when connecting to the Alert Repository using Windows 7
- Alert Repository transferring large amounts of data from the SQL Server
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- Migrating your Alert Repository from Windows 2000
- Tips for configuring SQL Response in your network environment
- SQL Response release notes - version 1.xx
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