We need to create alarms that will monitor from evening to morning next day.

e.g we want the alarm to monitor from 17:00 PM till 09:00 AM next day. The only way is to create two alarms, however there is a gap of 00:30 min as we cannot make an alarm run till 12:00 AM only till 23:00 PM.

By Elias Pardon

ability to Monitoring Poison Queue MSMQ

It should be possible to add "Data Monitor dashboard" to a custom dashboard. It should show the same GUI as you see when you access data monitoring dashboard except you should only see
the alarms for the applications you has access to. then configure that page to only show alarms of interest.

Hi,
It could be great to have the ability to monitor Service Bus Queues for Windows Server and not only for Azure Service Bus.

The customer has a new BI process that collect data and send it to the CRM system.
Sometime there are no data, the source system creates an “empty” file.
The file is not empty because there is the header information, but no data.
Customer asked me to create an alarm, if a file smaller than 10 kb would be found.
I hoped to find this function into the Data Monitoring, but was not.
I think this could be a good function for a future version.

• Idea shared by Nicolas Blatter

We have a process we want to monitor that runs on the last day of each month. There is no way to setup a Process Monitor to monitor this. Currently you must specify the exact day of the month and if that day doesn't exist in the current month than the process is ignored.

Application monitoring – manage mapping:
When selecting artifacts for monitoring, the selection disappears after clicking expected state, auto correct or remove orphaned.
It would be nice to keep the selection for next steps to be taken.

Server monitoring – manage mappings:
When creating an event log alert, there is no option to distinguish between the different types of event levels (critical, warning, error, information).

Actually in data monitoring, it is possible to schedule a 24h frequency monitor but we can't specify when the alert will be sent. By Example: Need to check if we receive a file for 24h and send the alert at 5hAM to call the support.

We would like to see auto correction action to be corelated to the monitoring interval

The information provided in Data Monitoring Dashboard is enough.

The schedules I configured to monitor the reception of at least 1 file (>0). Even though Condition is showing ‘Greater Than’ I think Expected Count should also show ‘>0’ to be more accurate in the Process monitoring execution result page at Process monitoring dashboard.

By Javier

In the Custom SQL Queries panel, customer has defined a query, with the "EXEC" and calling a store procedure and it works very well. The query returns only one integer value. This is put (that call a store procedure) in the Database Query related with an alarm. But in the Database Query, the return value is empty. It seems to not get the return value? So the alarm is always in error. Hence the database query put into an alarm must support the call of a stored procedure.

-Idea by Martin Bergeron.

We plan to use the Monitoring Dashboard on a wallboard, and would like to use the collapsed view of the Monitoring Dashboard. So that the reserved for tree views of BizTalk servers, SQL Server Instances, and BizTalk Environment will be hidden and we can able to monitor the BizTalk applications alone.

By Jack Lammerts

Is there any easy way of monitoring the status on the BTS Server Log Shipping Restore Databases job on the DR SQL instance so we can raise alerts if it fails?

We have a client who has a cluster on both the production and DR side so 4 SQL servers total.

I suggested we could set up alerting based on an SQL query but was wondering if there’s a simpler way.

By Jason Gill

Hello!

Is it possible to have the same evaluation criteria in BAM monitor as there is in process Monitor?
Ø in process Monitor > = <

Ø in BAM > =

By Støen May-Britt

We have done a DR test on our biztalk environment and we received the alert stating “Monitor Error” . When The server XXXX was down during this alert, I expect the alert to say something more alarming like “SERVER DOWN” instead of “Monitor Error”.