dbWatch AS

EnterpriseManager 12 — 12.9

12.9

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dbWatch AS

EnterpriseManager 12 — 12.9
- EnterpriseManager 12 — 12.9

About dbWatch
- Release notes
- Version Summary
Overview of dbWatch
- Architecture
- File Structure
dbWatch Download and Installation – Getting Started
- Download and install dbWatch
- Installing on Windows
- Installing on Linux
  - dbWatch installation on Ubuntu
  - dbWatch installation on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.1
- Installing on Multihomed Systems
- Upgrading dbWatch
dbWatch Monitor Setup
- Adding a SQL Server Instance
  - Adding a SQL Express Instance
  - Adding SQL Server Instances in Bulk
- Adding an Oracle instance
  - Adding Oracle Instances in Bulk
  - Oracle RAC
- Adding a MySQL Instance
  - View host cpu and disk usage
- Adding a Sybase Instance
- Discovering Database Instances
  - Defining Autodiscover Ports
- Adding instances with existing dbWatch schema
- Operator Configuration
  - Example: Restrict access to instances
- Instance Configuration
  - JDBC Properties
- Group Configuration
- Disabling Modules
- Configure retention period
- Creating a custom dbWatch view using existing performance scripts
dbWatch Navigation
- Tree Navigation
- Tasks and Alerts
- Managing tasks and alerts
- Edit tasks and alerts
- dbWatch Notes
- SQL Worksheet
- Importing Resources
- Service Groups
- Edit Management
  - Formatting tables results
  - Result Types
    - Graphical
dbWatch Monitoring and Reporting
- Monitoring
- Reporting
dbWatch Server Configuration
- Protecting the communication
- Startup Configuration
- Integrating with active directory
- Credential storage policy
- dbWatch Logs
- Modifying the dbWatch Server
- Special setup in NAT environments
- Web Server
- Adding a new server to your dbWatch monitor
Advanced Topics
- Command Line
- DBWQL – dbWatch Query Language
- Kerberos configuration
- Application Modules
  - Unit4 Agresso
- dbWatch Extensions
  - Extensions
  - Create Custom Extensions
- Item active
- Javascript property
- The FString format
- Property System
Troubleshooting
- Backup of dbWatch
- Restore dbWatch configuration backup
- Fault Finding Guide
- Issues and fixes
- License Renewal
- Issue in starting Web Server
Licensing and policies
- License terms
Devops with dbWatch
FAQ

dbWatch Monitoring and Reporting

In this section we will learn how to monitor performance and generate reports with dbWatch.

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