Hi Kumanan,
We have a tool that I think will fit you requirements. It's called NORAD
Surveillance Module
(http://www.cool-tools.co.uk/Products/surveillance.html).
<Sales mode>
The key aspect of NORAD is to provide server based monitoring of the
instances, watching for issues such as space restrictions, blocked
processes, high impact sessions, memory management and service level
agreement compliance. This relieves the DBA function from the constant
monitoring process and moves them into a more proactive stance, since they
will be alerted in advance of unacceptable problem thresholds. Notification
mechanisms include email, mobile phone SMS and the interface to
system/network management products such as Openview or Tivoli. There is
even a facility to run “self-healing” scripts or programs based upon data
returned from the analysis engines. The monitor also includes the ability
for DBA’s to define and implement their favourite scripts into the
framework, which then allows you to develop coordinated management policies,
which are not dependent on individuals.
The alerting facility is extremely configurable, allowing you to generate
alerts based upon the system/instance/time/scale/priority of the originating
"problem".
For instance you could send an alert to a team based upon a particular
instance. Or you could send an alert to a certain DBA's email during the
day, for a specific alert during "normal" work hours, but send the same
alert to SMS on his mobile or his pager out of work hours should the alert
have a high priority.
</Sales mode>
If you are interested in taking a further look at NORAD, send me a message
off the list, and I will get in touch with you to arrange it.
Best regards
Mark
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-----Original Message-----
Balasundaram
Sent: 21 November 2001 11:50
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Hi there,
Any of you using or have come across a reliable alert system that can also
escalate
to different persons based on criteria such as how important that system is?
We are looking to invest in such a software.
Kumanan Balasundaram
Database Administrator, IT
QXL ricardo plc
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