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SQL Monitor question / problem...
Is it possible to run a SQL query and depending on the result put a pool member up or down? The problem here is that the SQL query is not running against the pool member.
18 Replies
- Ryannnnnnnnn
Altocumulus
Yes. Both the MSSQL and MySQL monitors have fields where you can put an alias address (the address of the SQL server you want to check) and depending on whether the check is successful or not your pool member(s) will be marked UP/DOWN.
- patonbike
Cirrus
It looks like the fields are only editable when you create a new monitor for the first time . Once it has been created they cannot be modified.. That is what the problem was.
- Ryannnnnnnnn
Altocumulus
The fields should be editable if you create a new monitor and do as Ngutierrez31 said (select the relevant SQL monitor as the parent).
- patonbike
Cirrus
IT won't let me fill out the alias fields. They are not editable.
- Ryan_80361
Cirrostratus
Yes. Both the MSSQL and MySQL monitors have fields where you can put an alias address (the address of the SQL server you want to check) and depending on whether the check is successful or not your pool member(s) will be marked UP/DOWN.
- patonbike
Cirrus
It looks like the fields are only editable when you create a new monitor for the first time . Once it has been created they cannot be modified.. That is what the problem was.
- Ryan_80361
Cirrostratus
The fields should be editable if you create a new monitor and do as Ngutierrez31 said (select the relevant SQL monitor as the parent).
- patonbike
Cirrus
IT won't let me fill out the alias fields. They are not editable.
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