SMMSS_ALERTS - Message class for MSSQL rz20 messages
The following messages are stored in message class SMMSS_ALERTS: Message class for MSSQL rz20 messages.
It is part of development package STUN_MSS in software component BC-DB-MSS. This development package consists of objects that can be grouped under "Package for new SQL Server monitoring objects".
It is part of development package STUN_MSS in software component BC-DB-MSS. This development package consists of objects that can be grouped under "Package for new SQL Server monitoring objects".
Message Nr ▲ | Message Text |
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000 | SQL Server Monitoring Object. Please check F1 help 1 level below |
002 | &1: function call &2 failed with exception &3. Affected MTE: &4. |
003 | This alert shows if level 17 or higher errors are in the SQL Server logs |
004 | No Severity 17 or higher messages exist |
005 | &1 errors exist in an error log |
006 | |
007 | This alert shows if the last good backup is too old |
008 | This database was last backed up successfully &1 days ago |
010 | SQL Server using &1% of CPU |
011 | This alert tracks the percentage of CPU used by SQL Server |
012 | &1 disk read/write error(s) have occurred |
013 | This alert shows the # of disk read/write errors noticed by SQL Server |
014 | &1 network packet error(s) have occurred |
015 | This alert shows the # of network packet errors noticed by SQL Server |
016 | This alert shows a configuration required in SQL Server has not been done |
017 | This alert shows which trace flags were used to start SQL Server |
018 | This alert shows if the memory setting for SQL Server follows SAP rec. |
019 | SQL Server self monitoring |
020 | This alert show information about the Operating System |
021 | This alert tracks the data cache hit ratio of SQL Server |
022 | This alert tracks the procedure cache hit ratio of SQL Server |
023 | Data cache hit ratio of &1% could be improved |
024 | Procedure cache hit ratio of &1% could be improved |
025 | This alert shows information about SQL Server build numbers |
026 | &1 | &2 | Chip:&3 |
027 | &1&2 |
028 | &1 | Cluster:&2| AWE:&3 |
029 | Memory is &1 - follows SAP recommendation |
030 | Memory is set to FIXED and no R/3 work processes are present on DB server |
031 | Memory is set to &1 and &2 dialog R/3 work procs are present on DB server |
032 | This alert shows how many non-R/3 connections are on the SAP DB |
033 | This alert shows how many connections the R/3 work procs have to the DB |
034 | &1 R/3 connections to the DB |
035 | &1 non-R/3 connections to the R/3 DB |
036 | This alert tracks the maximum runtime of a SQL statement |
037 | Single SQL statement runtime of &1ms is very high |
038 | This alert shows whether statistics collection is on or not |
039 | This alert shows if a backup is currently being run against a database |
040 | DB &1 is currently being backed up |
041 | Statistics collection is &1 |
042 | Last Reset: &1 |
043 | This alert shows when the slow SQL statement statistics were last reset |
044 | A backup is not currently running |
046 | This alert shows if disk performance statistics are on for the DB server |
047 | NOT on DB server - no Perfmon disk stats available |
048 | Yes use Detail Analysis/Disk button of trx ST06 |
049 | This alert shows the time since the last transaction log backup |
050 | Transaction log backup &1 minutes ago |
052 | This alert shows the count of the given object type missing from the DB |
053 | There are &1 &2 defined in the data dictionary and missing from the DB |
054 | This alert shows the percent of free space left in a file |
055 | This alert shows if autogrowth has been set for the DB file |
056 | The current size, used size, and growth setting of a DB file |
057 | This alert shows the MB left on the device the DB file resides upon |
058 | Autogrowth is &1 |
059 | Size:&1 Used:&2 Growth:&3 |
060 | &1 MB free disk space on device |
061 | This alert tracks the maximum runtime of a SQL statement |
062 | Single SQL statement run and fetch time of &1ms is very high |
063 | Transaction AL02 is not supported in Sql Server |
064 | This alert shows the ms/access |
065 | The ave. number of millisecs/access for this file is &1 |
066 | Transaction Log &1% used |
068 | This alert shows the % of total time used by a single statement |
069 | This alert shows the % of logical reads used by a single statement |
070 | This alert shows the % of cpu time used by a single statement |
071 | &1% of elapsed time caused by one statement |
072 | &1% of logical reads caused by one statement |
073 | &1% of cpu time caused by one statement |
074 | &1% free space in file |
078 | This alert shows the current kBytes/sec read for the DB |
079 | &1 kB/sec read for DB |
080 | This alert shows the batches/second processed by SQLServer |
081 | &1 Batches/sec processed by SQLServer |
082 | This alert shows the ms/write for the SQLServer LOG |
083 | &1 ms/wrt for the SQLServer log |
084 | This alert shows the seconds blocked of the oldest blocked spid |
085 | &1 seconds blocked |
086 | This alert shows the seconds of the oldest open transaction |
087 | &1 seconds open for a transaction |
088 | This alert tracks the page life expectancy reported by SQL Server |
089 | Page life expectancy of &1 could be improved |
090 | This alert shows the name of the object which caused high cpu % |
091 | This alert shows the object causing high logical reads |
200 | Data Collection |
201 | Check of the SQL Server Agent service status |
202 | SQL Server Agent service status |
203 | Start the SQL Server Agent service |
204 | Check of the last DBCC CHECKDB run |
205 | Last DBCC CheckDB status |
206 | Check the consistency of the database |
207 | Check of the Page Level locking setting for certain tables |
208 | Page level locking status |
209 | Run sap_z_set_parameters in MSSPROCS or use the Quick Repair button |