It is possible, but you'd need to use the External Process Monitor and configure a vbscript to query that stat via WMI. Here's a link to how you can do this: support.ipmonitor.com/.../04c902674f264548a3a9c54d74f689b4.aspx
I'm guessing you meant this link: https://support.ipmonitor.com/scripts/b958b9a8f41942c7beec0c477fb4ce7c.aspx
I don't understand how determining if a process is running on a remote machine can tell me if a SQL server has a blocking lock? Are you saying I could create a VBscript to query SQL via WMI and if a blocking lock is found execute some process that ipMonitor can see?
Sorry, I should have been more clear. The script was just an example of how to call WMI from a vbscript. As you noted, you would need to write your own vbscript that queried SQL via WMI for the number of blocking locks. Within the script you could set a threshold and return an appropriate up/down response to ipMonitor's External Process Monitor.
