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windows:windowsstart [2014/02/19 22:21]
haidong Major surgery to make this easy to follow.
windows:windowsstart [2014/02/19 22:23]
haidong Domain account permission clarification and other minor changes
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   * The collection process relies on SQL Server Agent;   * The collection process relies on SQL Server Agent;
   * The domain account SQL Server Agent jobs run under must have:   * The domain account SQL Server Agent jobs run under must have:
-    ​* A domain account that has: +    * Administrative access to all server hosts you intend to collect metrics data from 
-      ​* Administrative access to all server hosts you intend to collect metrics data from +    * sysadmin access to all SQL Server instances you intend to collect metrics data from 
-      * sysadmin access to all SQL Server instances you intend to collect metrics data from +    * dbo access to the JiMetrics database. 
-      * dbo access to the JiMetrics database. +  * Manual steps needed are minimal. If you create steps in the order that is presented in this page, you will be fine. Each PowerShell script corresponds to one SQL Server Agent job. Inside the PowerShell script, it knows which stored procedure to call, which Hosts are involved, what metrics to gather, and which table to put that metrics into.
-  * Manual steps needed are minimal. If you create steps in the order that is presented in this page, you will be fine. Each PowerShell script corresponds to one SQL Server Agent job. Inside the PowerShell script, it knows which stored procedure to call, which Hosts are involved, what metrics to gather, and which table to put that metrics into. Here is a pretty typical use case:+
   * Once you've started collecting for a while, you will certainly be able to get a lot out of this information. There are very few tables involved so the database is pretty easy to query against. I suggest you follow the [[db:​sqlserver:​jimetrics|database diagram]] for help.   * Once you've started collecting for a while, you will certainly be able to get a lot out of this information. There are very few tables involved so the database is pretty easy to query against. I suggest you follow the [[db:​sqlserver:​jimetrics|database diagram]] for help.
  
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