What IS DBACenter?
The DBACenter is a DBA monitoring tool for the database administrator responsible for many SQL Servers.
This is for the DBA who must watch each server for failed jobs, hung processes, low disk space, etc. The rows and columns are color-coded to clearly indicate concerns and to differentiate between major and minor discrepancies. Nearly every box on the main screen is a link to "drill down" for detailed SQL server information.
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About the DBACenter Demo
What you can access on this site is only a demo. The complete DBACenter requires access to SQL Servers. The power of DBACenter becomes evident to those who are charged with monitoring a dozen or more such database servers. This Internet demo has been modified to run without SQL Server access. Therefore, it has been severely limited to use static data. I have kept the same user interface, but the HTML is not dynamic. All of the dynamic logic of the ASP has removed for the demo, except for the row sorting.
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More About DBACenter
I plan to answer all of these questions soon.
- Who should use DBACenter?
- Does DBACenter impact SQL Servers?
- Is DBACenter secure?
- How does DBACenter work?
- What do all the cryptic letters on the main page mean?
- Why was DBACenter created?
- How does one get DBACenter?
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