SQL Server monitoring 🔗 link

Does anyone monitor MS SQL Server using hobbit, and could you maybe
point me into the right direction?

The scripts on deadcat.net only appears to work with SQL 2000.

Thanks.

Hi ,  We are planning  on setting up Hobbit monitoring for SQL Server . We plan to query SQL Server databases and store this data in a database from time to time .Does Hobbit provide a database ?

Can we run custom scripts on the host and integrate it with a database ?

Thanks a lot for all your help .

Regards,
Venkatesh


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Really wish replies went to the list and not the person...

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From: Steven Carr <user-923b20c0d620@xymon.invalid>
Date: 4 January 2012 10:01
Subject: Re: [Xymon] SQL Server Monitoring
To: Venkatesh Subbaramu <user-836ee4520eff@xymon.invalid>


So do you mean you want to monitor SQL server (assuming Microsoft SQL
Server) from hobbit, or store hobbit's data in an SQL server?

If it's the first you might want to take a look at the dbcheck script in
the following package http://sourceforge.net/projects/hobbit-perl-cl, it
works quite nicely but requires FreeTDS to be installed on the Linux/Unix
box hobbit is running on to do enable it to connect to SQL Server directly.

For the latter you would have to write your own code to store hobbit's data
in SQL.

Steve

On 4 January 2012 08:57, Venkatesh Subbaramu <user-836ee4520eff@xymon.invalid>wrote: