Alerting without SQL Server Notification Services

re: Alerting without SQL Server Notification Services

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re: Alerting without SQL Server Notification Services

Deepak Mehta — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 20:01:38 GMT

Russell,

Thanks for this nice article. I have couple of questions.

1. We have KPIs in SQL Server Analysis Servcies 2005 and we wnat to send Alerts using SQL Server Notification Servcies 2005. Can we do this, if yes, please share the approcah.

2. In the above scenario, how are you storing KPI value in database or you are reading it using SSIS ?

re: Alerting without SQL Server Notification Services

Fabian Muñoz — Fri, 15 Feb 2008 20:42:09 GMT

Great blog entry.

I suppose that when you deploy the SSIS package to SQL Server you'd stablished the schedule for it?

Have thought of creating another table to store the alerts that have been sent, that way you could control the number of alerts sent by checking if the user has been already alerted.

re: Alerting without SQL Server Notification Services

Russell Christopher — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 23:55:08 GMT

POC = proof of concept

re: Alerting without SQL Server Notification Services

fatherjack — Fri, 16 Nov 2007 17:22:38 GMT

OK, you showed SSIS = SQL Server Integration Services but you dont explain POC ...

any clues please?