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· The management pack now includes the SQL Server 2008 discovery and monitoring management packs. SQL Server 2008 monitoring is identical to the SQL Server 2005 management pack, including the new functionality added in this release for SQL Server 2005 monitoring.
· Addressed issues with a few performance rules attempting to collect performance counters or instances by the wrong name
· Updated a number of discoveries, rules, and tasks to ensure they use the correct RunAs profiles for discovery and monitoring.
· Updated the criteria on a number of event-based rules to make their criteria more specific to reduce alert volumes.
· SQL DB Engine discovery will now work on systems that do not have the SQL tools installed.
· The SQL Server 2005 and SQL Server 2008 management packs support discovery and partial monitoring of 32-bit instances of SQL components installed on 64-bit operating systems. This is discussed in more detail in the “Supported Configurations” section of this guide.
· All monitors are now set to public accessibility, allowing increased customization. Most notably, custom diagnostics and recoveries can now be added.
· The “Database Size” and “Log Size” properties of databases are now available as a numeric property, in addition to the string form of the property that already existed.
· Updated knowledge for various reports.
· Database snapshots are no longer discovered and monitored as if they were a full-fledged database.
· The possible states of the “Blocking SPIDs” monitor in all management packs have been changed to better align with the default override behaviors. Previously, the monitor could either be in a “Success” or “Warning” state. The “Warning” state has been replaced with “Error”. |