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I have done some testing and it looks to me like there is no way to automatically pass through the credentials so that leaves you with two terrible options 1. Insert the user credentials into the EOC Settings section of the user setup However now the admin knows the users AD credentials And the user has to come type them…

Would love to have a resource that is a mix between the out of the box WPM Availability reports and the above resource something that showed all the above time frames and included the Availability and the Min/Max/Avg duration

+1 For AppInsight for Oracle the current template model is unusable. We need access to things like Table Space monitoring for auto extensible table spaces Locking alerts to alert when one user has held open a record that prevented another user from accessing for x minutes Alert Log alerts Heavy SQL queries Active Session…

Sorry I just saw this reply. Unfortunately not thru solarwinds. We are using another tool dotcom-monitor.com, it does have an xml status page, and we were monitoring the status with solarwinds for a bit. However that was not working well, we were ending up with more false positives. So now we are using the other tool…

I figured it out. I setup an External Node imap.gmail.com then assigned the IMAP4 monitor to that external node.

I was able to find a thread that provided what I needed here I used ${SQL:SELECT cast(cast(Label as varchar(max)) + '' + '--' as XML), cast(cast(NumericData as varchar(max)) + '' + CHAR(10) + CHAR(13) as XML) FROM APM_MultiValueAlertsData where ComponentID = ${ComponentID} FOR XML PATH('')}

I have decided that one alert may be ok if I can include all of the component data in the alert. Is it possible to add this data via a SQL Variable in the alert... So that I see root 5 cron 1 in the email body of the alert ? I have tried but it seems to only display the first field not the whole table selection