Alert thresholds

As an administrator, you can configure the thresholds that are used to trigger alerts. See Specify alert thresholds.

The following list describes the alerts and their default thresholds.

Alert thresholds for SQL Anywhere database resources

Alert When CPU Usage Exceeds The Given Threshold For The Given Number of Seconds
- Threshold (%) Issue an alert when the resource's CPU use reaches the specified percentage. The default is 95 percent.
- Seconds The default is 30 seconds.
Alert When Memory Usage Reaches X% Of The Maximum Cache Size Issue an alert when the memory usage of the resource reaches the specified percentage. The default is 90 percent.
Alert When Free Disk Space Per Dbspace Is Less Than X MB On The Disk Issue an alert when the free disk space per dbspace is less than the specified amount. The default is 100 MB.
Alert When A Connection Has Been Blocked For Longer Than X Seconds Issue an alert when a connection has been blocked for longer than the specified time. The default is 10 seconds.
Alert When The Number Of Connections In Use Reaches X % Of The License Limit Issue an alert when the number of connections in use reaches the specified percentage of the license limit. The default is 85 percent.
Alert When A Query Has Run For Longer Than X Seconds Issue an alert when a query has run for longer than the specified time. The default is 10 seconds.
Alert When The Number Of Unscheduled Requests Reaches X Issue an alert when the number of unscheduled requests reaches the specified amount. The default is 5 requests.
Alert When It Has Been More Than The Given Number Of Days Since The Last Backup Issue an alert when the number of days since the resource database was last backup exceeds the specified number of days. The default is 14 days.
Suppress Alerts For The Same Condition That Occur Within X Minutes This option prevents you from receiving duplicate alerts within a specified time. The default is 30 minutes.

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