| Can we detect
database schema changes using MOM. i.e. can I configure MOM such that if a
new table has been added to a particular database, MOM will raise an alert?
Is this functionality built into the MOM SQL pack ?
Contributed
By: Baelson Duque [MSFT]
This functionality is not in the SQL MP, but what you could possibly do is
use SQL Triggers to detect this change then use xp_logevent to signify this
change then catch that event with MOM. I'm not a SQL Expert, but I believe
you can do that with SQL Triggers.
Contributed
By: Tom Keane (MSFT)
The MOM SQL Server Management Pack does not alert on schema changes. To
track schema changes, you will need to enable SQL Server Auditing. To enable
auditing in SQL Server 2000:
- Right click on the server name in the
SQL Server Enterprise Manager
- Select 'Properties
| Security'
- Then in the 'Audit
Level' section, select the level of
auditing you require.
Note that auditing will have an effect on
the performance of your server.
You can then view the SQL Server audit events by using the SQL Server
Profiler tool.
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