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Spotlight on SQL Server 10.0.3 - Getting Started Guide

Table of Contents

About Spotlight on SQL Server Installation and Upgrade

Install Upgrade Uninstall

Connections to SQL Servers Use Spotlight on SQL Server

Diagnose CPU Diagnose IO Diagnose Blocking View Historical Data Identify Expensive SQL

Turn on and configure SQL Analysis Real-Time Data and Expensive SQL Filter Displayed and Collected Data

Analyze Wait Statistics Find Long Running SQL Configure the Virtualization Overhead Guage

Connections to VMware Servers

Playback Database

Configure the Playback Database Requirements Playback

Troubleshooting, Permissions & Maintenance

Spotlight on SQL Server and Firewalls Permissions Unable to collect data Enabling Performance Data WMI Issues Spotlight on SQL Server and Windows domains Session Trace Errors Unable to establish a Spotlight connection to a SQL Server instance Connection Issues Monitor Multiple SQL Server Instances Spotlight Diagnostic User Groups Maintenance

Back Up Spotlight Configuration Data

Databases - SQL I/O Errors Alarm

The Databases - SQL I/O Errors alarm is raised when I/O errors are encountered by SQL Server.

When this alarm is current, you should:

View the Error Log drilldown and look for messages indicating I/O problems.
View the Windows Event Logs and look for messages relating to I/O problems.

The majority of I/O errors reported by SQL Server are caused by hardware failures, such as disk or controller failures.

Related Topics

Spotlight on SQL Server Alarms (page 1)

Error Log Drilldown (page 1)

Spotlight on Windows Events Logs Drilldown (page 1)

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