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Blog Post:
Tuning tip: Do you have monitors constantly “flip flopping” ?
Kevin Holman
This is something I see in almost all clients when we perform a PFE Health Check. The customer will have lots of data being inserted into the OpsDB from agents, about monitors that are constantly changing state. This can have a very negative effect on overall performance of the database...
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21 Dec 2009
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Writing reports against RAW Perf data in the Data Warehouse
Kevin Holman
By default – our generic reports access *aggregated* data in the warehouse… either daily or hourly. These contain information like number of data points, avg, min, max, and std. deviation data. However, sometimes users will want access to the RAW, individual data points. This is kept in the...
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24 Jul 2009
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Outages and Maintenance Report
Kevin Holman
This is a little report I put together on request. This report will query the data warehouse, and show all the outages, and maintenance, for objects in specific groups. The outages look at all the “Failed to Connect to Computer” alerts, and list the start and end time of the outage, based on the...
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11 Jun 2009
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How to find a specific rule/monitor/discovery in the console – when all you have a more cryptic ID in an alert
Kevin Holman
Sometimes – we will get a Script Error alert, or WMI failure Alert, or some generic alert, telling us that some OTHER workflow had a problem. These alerts are NOT the root cause… the root cause is the workflow that gets referenced in the alert. The problem is – the alert often gives us a...
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17 Apr 2009
Blog Post:
Which servers are DOWN in my company, and which just have a heartbeat failure, RIGHT NOW?
Kevin Holman
In OpsMgr 2007, when a agent experiences a heartbeat failure, several things happen. There are diagnostics, and possibly recoveries that are run. Alerts, and possibly notifications go out. But what happens if my Operations team misses on of these alerts...
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27 Jun 2008
Blog Post:
MOM 2005 SP1 - upgrading SQL server from 2000 to 2005
Kevin Holman
Upgrading from SQL 2000 to SQL 2005 to support MOM 2005 SP1: 1. Backup your MOM SQL server databases (OnePoint and Systemcenterreporting). Backup your Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services databases. 2. Backup the SRS encryption key. 3. Stop the MOM Service on all management servers. 4. Upgrade...
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1 Feb 2008
Blog Post:
Useful MOM 2005 SQL queries
Kevin Holman
SCDW/DTS: Primary 6 tables that SCDW data is retained in: SC_AlertFact_Table SC_AlertHistoryFact_Table SC_AlertToEventFact_Table SC_EventFact_Table SC_EventParameterFact_Table SC_SampledNumericDataFact_Table Commands to execute to modify the data retention age: Please run these commands...
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18 Oct 2007
Blog Post:
Useful Operations Manager 2007 SQL queries
Kevin Holman
Last updated 10-12-10 Large Table query . (I am putting this at the top, because I use it so much – to find out what is taking up so much space in the OpsDB or DW) SELECT TOP 1000 a2.name AS [tablename], (a1.reserved + ISNULL(a4.reserved,0))* 8 AS reserved, a1.rows as row_count,...
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18 Oct 2007
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