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Friday, February 24, 2012

List of 3rd Party Enterprise monitoring tools for SQL

I am trying to compile a list of 3rd part monitoring applications for SQL.
We have about 30 SQL servers that we need to do more in-depth enterprise
monitoring of all aspects of each system. I just need to compile a short
list of possible contenders so any recommendations would be appreciated.
e.g.
HP Open View, MOM, Prognosis, etc....One tool you should definitely look at is SQL Sentry. www.sqlsentry.net
Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP
"DB" <DB@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B7EE5EB6-4609-4833-969A-5FAB28F6334C@.microsoft.com...
>I am trying to compile a list of 3rd part monitoring applications for SQL.
> We have about 30 SQL servers that we need to do more in-depth enterprise
> monitoring of all aspects of each system. I just need to compile a short
> list of possible contenders so any recommendations would be appreciated.
> e.g.
> HP Open View, MOM, Prognosis, etc....|||my list so far..
SQL Server Management Pack for MOM
Integrated Research : PROGNOSIS
Quest : Solutions for Microsoft SQL Server
HP OpenView : Smart Plug-in for Microsoft SQL Server
NetIQ : SQL Server Management
SQLSentry
Idera - SQL diagnostic manager|||Here's one you don't have on the list (that I really want, but my employer
doesn't want to buy me--yet):
www.compactdba.com
Adam Machanic
SQL Server MVP
http://www.datamanipulation.net
--
"DB" <DB@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:56685BF3-5A6C-4C4D-B5FA-06AACFCCF467@.microsoft.com...
> my list so far..
> SQL Server Management Pack for MOM
> Integrated Research : PROGNOSIS
> Quest : Solutions for Microsoft SQL Server
> HP OpenView : Smart Plug-in for Microsoft SQL Server
> NetIQ : SQL Server Management
> SQLSentry
> Idera - SQL diagnostic manager

List of 3rd Party Enterprise monitoring tools for SQL

I am trying to compile a list of 3rd part monitoring applications for SQL.
We have about 30 SQL servers that we need to do more in-depth enterprise
monitoring of all aspects of each system. I just need to compile a short
list of possible contenders so any recommendations would be appreciated.
e.g.
HP Open View, MOM, Prognosis, etc....
One tool you should definitely look at is SQL Sentry. www.sqlsentry.net
Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP
"DB" <DB@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B7EE5EB6-4609-4833-969A-5FAB28F6334C@.microsoft.com...
>I am trying to compile a list of 3rd part monitoring applications for SQL.
> We have about 30 SQL servers that we need to do more in-depth enterprise
> monitoring of all aspects of each system. I just need to compile a short
> list of possible contenders so any recommendations would be appreciated.
> e.g.
> HP Open View, MOM, Prognosis, etc....
|||my list so far..
SQL Server Management Pack for MOM
Integrated Research : PROGNOSIS
Quest : Solutions for Microsoft SQL Server
HP OpenView : Smart Plug-in for Microsoft SQL Server
NetIQ : SQL Server Management
SQLSentry
Idera - SQL diagnostic manager
|||Here's one you don't have on the list (that I really want, but my employer
doesn't want to buy me--yet):
www.compactdba.com
Adam Machanic
SQL Server MVP
http://www.datamanipulation.net
"DB" <DB@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:56685BF3-5A6C-4C4D-B5FA-06AACFCCF467@.microsoft.com...
> my list so far..
> SQL Server Management Pack for MOM
> Integrated Research : PROGNOSIS
> Quest : Solutions for Microsoft SQL Server
> HP OpenView : Smart Plug-in for Microsoft SQL Server
> NetIQ : SQL Server Management
> SQLSentry
> Idera - SQL diagnostic manager

List of 3rd Party Enterprise monitoring tools for SQL

I am trying to compile a list of 3rd part monitoring applications for SQL.
We have about 30 SQL servers that we need to do more in-depth enterprise
monitoring of all aspects of each system. I just need to compile a short
list of possible contenders so any recommendations would be appreciated.
e.g.
HP Open View, MOM, Prognosis, etc....One tool you should definitely look at is SQL Sentry. www.sqlsentry.net
Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP
"DB" <DB@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B7EE5EB6-4609-4833-969A-5FAB28F6334C@.microsoft.com...
>I am trying to compile a list of 3rd part monitoring applications for SQL.
> We have about 30 SQL servers that we need to do more in-depth enterprise
> monitoring of all aspects of each system. I just need to compile a short
> list of possible contenders so any recommendations would be appreciated.
> e.g.
> HP Open View, MOM, Prognosis, etc....|||my list so far..
SQL Server Management Pack for MOM
Integrated Research : PROGNOSIS
Quest : Solutions for Microsoft SQL Server
HP OpenView : Smart Plug-in for Microsoft SQL Server
NetIQ : SQL Server Management
SQLSentry
Idera - SQL diagnostic manager|||Here's one you don't have on the list (that I really want, but my employer
doesn't want to buy me--yet):
www.compactdba.com
Adam Machanic
SQL Server MVP
http://www.datamanipulation.net
--
"DB" <DB@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:56685BF3-5A6C-4C4D-B5FA-06AACFCCF467@.microsoft.com...
> my list so far..
> SQL Server Management Pack for MOM
> Integrated Research : PROGNOSIS
> Quest : Solutions for Microsoft SQL Server
> HP OpenView : Smart Plug-in for Microsoft SQL Server
> NetIQ : SQL Server Management
> SQLSentry
> Idera - SQL diagnostic manager

Monday, February 20, 2012

Linux SQL Server Client

Hi,

Does Microsoft provide SQL Server Client for Linux, specifically SLES 9 64 bit? If none from Microsoft, any suggestion for third party package of SQL Server Client for SLES9 64bit? Thanks

Weidong

Microsoft provides a JDBC driver that will allow you to connect from a variety of operating systems - you can find the home page at http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/data/aa937724.aspx.

Note that from the system requirements page at http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms378422.aspx, it's stated that Sun Solaris, Red Hat Linux and Microsoft Windows 2000 or later are the officially supported operating systems.