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MJN

2005-07-21, 7:24 am

Trying to find out the easiest way to send an email alert if the client
mlsync fails thru the cause of an error or if the engine shuts down. I know
of a tool that monitors a service and that is fine if the service shuts down
but will not do me any good if mlsync just fails thru an error and then
keeps on hovering till the next scheduled upload..
Any suggestions or tools?

ASA 9.02


Reg Domaratzki \(iAnywhere Solutions\)

2005-07-22, 9:26 am

There are three hooks the fire on the client when errors occur.

sp_hook_dbmlsync_dow
nload_com_error
sp_hook_dbmlsync_dow
nload_sql_error
sp_hook_dbmlsync_dow
nload_fatal_sql_erro
r

One (or more) of this hooks should fire when you want to capture the error
you are interested in, and you could call xp_startmail (or xp_startsmtp),
xp_sendmail, and then xp_stopmail (or xp_stopsmtp) to send an e-mail
notification.

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> Trying to find out the easiest way to send an email alert if the client
> mlsync fails thru the cause of an error or if the engine shuts down. I

know
> of a tool that monitors a service and that is fine if the service shuts

down
> but will not do me any good if mlsync just fails thru an error and then
> keeps on hovering till the next scheduled upload..
> Any suggestions or tools?
>
> ASA 9.02
>
>



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