Critical alerts page Critical alerts are database conditions that can impact the Oracle database from either a performance or recoverability standpoint. The TUSC Alerts Engine reviews each monitored instance's statistics within minutes after the file is received. Remote DBA provides comprehensive coverage for a wide variety of abnormal database conditions. Critical alerts are reviewed with special attention by TUSC DBAs. Clients have access to these alerts 24 hours per day, seven days a week and each alert can be viewed individually for the statistics used in determining the alert condition, as well as the corrective action advice.
All alerts offer both the statistics related to the alert condition and corrective action advice.
Cautionary alerts are those conditions that may not impact the database in a severe way, but could hinder its performance. Developing alerts occur when trends are beginning to be noticed. An example of a developing alert is a tablespace beginning to fill up at a pace that may force it to run out of space in the near future. The database host page allows clients to review information collected from the database hosts on which their monitored instances are installed. This page also has additional information about the operating system and processing profile.