October 5, 2012 at 3:35 am
Hi
Where I need to run this script,Primary server or Secondary
Binu
September 27, 2013 at 1:08 am
MyDoggieJessie (3/1/2012)
Doesn't the query I posted above give you the results you are looking for?I don't believe there is a way to access/schedule the SSRS report that's built in to MSSQL (if there is I can't find it).
Here's the dissected code from the exec sp_help_log_shipping_monitor if you run this on the log shipped server it will email you an email like the one attached. This code should run without change on any server (as long as database mail is enabled) - It will LOOP thorugh all the log shipped databases, returning the log shipping status for EACH
USE [master]GO
begin
set nocount on
DECLARE @Recipientsvarchar(275)
DECLARE @Subject varchar(275)
DECLARE @Body varchar(MAX)
DECLARE @server varchar(25)
DECLARE @idx int, @status varchar(25), @DB varchar(25), @LastCopy varchar(6), @LastCFile varchar(250),
@LastRestore varchar(6), @LastRFile varchar(250), @Latency varchar(3), @Threshold varchar(3)
declare @retcode int
,@primary_id uniqueidentifier
,@primary_server sysname
,@primary_database sysname
,@backup_threshold int
,@is_backup_alert_enabled bit
,@secondary_id uniqueidentifier
,@secondary_server sysname
,@secondary_database sysname
,@restore_threshold int
,@is_restore_alert_enabled bit
,@last_copied_file nvarchar(500)
,@last_copied_utc datetime
,@time_since_last_copy int
,@last_restored_file nvarchar(500)
,@last_restored_utc datetime
,@time_since_last_restore int
,@last_restored_latency int
,@prev_primary_server sysname
,@prev_primary_database sysname
,@monitor_server sysname
,@monitor_server_security_mode int
,@is_monitor_local bit
,@curutcdate datetime
,@linkcmd nvarchar(4000)
SET @Recipients = 'you@company.com'
SET @Body = ''
SET @server = @@SERVERNAME
SET @Subject = @server + ' :: Daily Transaction Log Shipping Status'
SET @Body = '<p style="font-size:12px;font-family:Verdana"><b>' + @server + ': </b></font><hr style="width: 100%; height: 1px;"> '
create table #log_shipping_monitor
(
idx int identity(1,1)
,status bit null
,is_primary bit not null default 0
,server sysname
,database_name sysname
,is_backup_alert_enabled bit null
,time_since_last_copy int null
,last_copied_file nvarchar(500) null
,time_since_last_restore int null
,last_restored_file nvarchar(500) null
,last_restored_latency int null
,restore_threshold int null
,is_restore_alert_enabled bit null
,ts timestamp not null
,primary key (is_primary, server, database_name)
,unique (ts)
)
--
-- create other tables we will use
--
create table #secondary_monitor
(
secondary_server sysname not null,
secondary_database sysname not null,
secondary_id uniqueidentifier not null,
primary_server sysname not null,
primary_database sysname not null,
restore_threshold int not null,
threshold_alert int not null,
threshold_alert_enabled bit not null,
last_copied_file nvarchar(500) null,
last_copied_date datetime null,
last_copied_date_utc datetime null,
last_restored_file nvarchar(500) null,
last_restored_date datetime null,
last_restored_date_utc datetime null,
last_restored_latency int null,
history_retention_period int not null,
primary key (secondary_id, secondary_database)
)
create table #primary_monitor
(
primary_id uniqueidentifier primary key not null,
primary_server sysname not null,
primary_database sysname not null,
backup_threshold int not null,
threshold_alert int not null,
threshold_alert_enabled bit not null,
last_backup_file nvarchar(500) null,
last_backup_date datetime null,
last_backup_date_utc datetime null,
history_retention_period int not null,
unique (primary_server, primary_database)
)
--
-- get current time
--
select @curutcdate = getutcdate()
--
-- Enumerate the primary entries
--
declare #hcprimaries cursor local fast_forward for
select
primary_id
,primary_server
,primary_database
,backup_threshold
,threshold_alert_enabled
from msdb.dbo.log_shipping_monitor_primary with (nolock)
order by primary_server, primary_database
open #hcprimaries
fetch #hcprimaries into @primary_id, @primary_server, @primary_database, @backup_threshold, @is_backup_alert_enabled
while (@@fetch_status != -1)
begin
--
-- we have a primary entry
--
insert into #log_shipping_monitor (
status
,is_primary
,server
,database_name
,is_backup_alert_enabled)
values (
1
,@primary_server
,@primary_database
,@backup_threshold
,@is_backup_alert_enabled)
--
-- process secondaries
--
if (upper(@primary_server) = upper(@@servername))
begin
--
-- we are on primary server
-- get monitor server information
--
select @monitor_server = monitor_server
,@monitor_server_security_mode = monitor_server_security_mode
from msdb.dbo.log_shipping_primary_databases
where primary_id = @primary_id
select @is_monitor_local = case when (upper(@monitor_server) = upper(@@servername)) then 1 else 0 end
--
-- enumerate the secondaries listed on primary
--
declare #hcprimarysecondaries cursor local fast_forward for
select secondary_server, secondary_database
from msdb.dbo.log_shipping_primary_secondaries with (nolock)
where primary_id = @primary_id
open #hcprimarysecondaries
fetch #hcprimarysecondaries into @secondary_server, @secondary_database
while (@@fetch_status != -1)
begin
--
-- add this primary secondary to result set
--
insert into #log_shipping_monitor (is_primary ,server, database_name)
values (0, @secondary_server, @secondary_database)
select @secondary_id = NULL
--
-- Enumerate this secondary from msdb.dbo.log_shipping_monitor_secondary
--
if (@is_monitor_local = 1)
begin
--
-- local monitor
--
select
@secondary_id = secondary_id
,@restore_threshold = restore_threshold
,@is_restore_alert_enabled = threshold_alert_enabled
,@last_copied_file = last_copied_file
,@last_copied_utc = last_copied_date_utc
,@last_restored_file = last_restored_file
,@last_restored_utc = last_restored_date_utc
,@last_restored_latency = last_restored_latency
from msdb.dbo.log_shipping_monitor_secondary
where primary_server = upper(@primary_server)
and primary_database = @primary_database
and secondary_server = upper(@secondary_server)
and secondary_database = @secondary_database
end -- local monitor
else
begin
--
-- remote monitor
--
if (@monitor_server_security_mode = 0) and (suser_name() != SUSER_SNAME(0x01))
begin
--
-- execute as proxy
--
exec @retcode = sys.sp_MSproxylogshippingmonitorhelpsecondary
@monitor_server = @monitor_server
,@p1 = @primary_server
,@p2 = @primary_database
,@p3 = @secondary_server
,@p4 = @secondary_database
,@p5 = @secondary_id output
,@p6 = @restore_threshold output
,@p7 = @is_restore_alert_enabled output
,@p8 = @last_copied_file output
,@p9 = @last_copied_utc output
,@p10 = @last_restored_file output
,@p11 = @last_restored_utc output
,@p12 = @last_restored_latency output
end
else
begin
delete #secondary_monitor
select @linkcmd = quotename(sys.fn_MSgetlogshippingmoniterlinkname(upper(@monitor_server))) + N'.master.sys.sp_help_log_shipping_monitor_secondary '
,@retcode = 0
begin try
insert into #secondary_monitor
exec @retcode = @linkcmd
@secondary_server = @secondary_server
,@secondary_database = @secondary_database
end try
begin catch
select @retcode = 1
,@secondary_id = NULL
end catch
if (@retcode = 0)
begin
select @secondary_id = secondary_id
,@restore_threshold = restore_threshold
,@is_restore_alert_enabled = threshold_alert_enabled
,@last_copied_file = last_copied_file
,@last_copied_utc = last_copied_date_utc
,@last_restored_file = last_restored_file
,@last_restored_utc = last_restored_date_utc
,@last_restored_latency = last_restored_latency
from #secondary_monitor
where upper(primary_server) = upper(@primary_server)
and primary_database = @primary_database
end
else
begin
raiserror(32031, 10, 1, @secondary_server, @secondary_database, @monitor_server)
end
end
end -- remote monitor
--
-- do we have data on this secondary
--
if (@secondary_id is not null)
begin
--
-- yes we do - update the entry
--
select @time_since_last_copy = datediff(minute, @last_copied_utc, @curutcdate)
,@time_since_last_restore = datediff(minute, @last_restored_utc, @curutcdate)
update #log_shipping_monitor
set
status = case when (@time_since_last_restore > @restore_threshold or @last_restored_latency > @restore_threshold) then 1 else 0 end
,time_since_last_copy = @time_since_last_copy
,last_copied_file = @last_copied_file
,time_since_last_restore = @time_since_last_restore
,last_restored_file = @last_restored_file
,last_restored_latency = @last_restored_latency
,restore_threshold = @restore_threshold
,is_restore_alert_enabled = @is_restore_alert_enabled
where upper(server) = upper(@secondary_server)
and database_name = @secondary_database
end -- update secondary data
--
-- fetch next primary secondary
--
fetch #hcprimarysecondaries into @secondary_server, @secondary_database
end
close #hcprimarysecondaries
deallocate #hcprimarysecondaries
end -- we are on primary server processing primaries
else
begin
--
-- we are on monitor server
-- get details of the secondaries from msdb.dbo.log_shipping_monitor_secondary
-- if the same monitor is being used by secondaries
--
insert into #log_shipping_monitor (
status
,is_primary
,server
,database_name
,time_since_last_copy
,last_copied_file
,time_since_last_restore
,last_restored_file
,last_restored_latency
,restore_threshold
,is_restore_alert_enabled)
select
case when (datediff(minute, last_restored_date_utc, @curutcdate) > restore_threshold
or last_restored_latency > restore_threshold) then 1 else 0 end
,0
,secondary_server
,secondary_database
,datediff(minute, last_copied_date_utc, @curutcdate)
,last_copied_file
,datediff(minute, last_restored_date_utc, @curutcdate)
,last_restored_file
,last_restored_latency
,restore_threshold
,threshold_alert_enabled
from msdb.dbo.log_shipping_monitor_secondary (nolock)
where primary_server = upper(@primary_server)
and primary_database = @primary_database
end -- we are on monitor server processing primaries
fetch #hcprimaries into @primary_id, @primary_server, @primary_database, @backup_threshold, @is_backup_alert_enabled
end -- while cursor for hcprimaries
close #hcprimaries
deallocate #hcprimaries
--
-- Enumerate the secondary entries
-- minus existing secondary entries in resultset
--
declare #hcsecondaries cursor local fast_forward for
select
secondary_server
,secondary_database
,secondary_id uniqueidentifier
,primary_server
,primary_database
,restore_threshold
,threshold_alert_enabled
,last_copied_file
,last_copied_date_utc
,last_restored_file
,last_restored_date_utc
,last_restored_latency
from msdb.dbo.log_shipping_monitor_secondary with (nolock)
where not exists (select * from #log_shipping_monitor
where upper(server) = upper(secondary_server)
and database_name = secondary_database
and is_primary = 0)
order by primary_server, primary_database
open #hcsecondaries
fetch #hcsecondaries into @secondary_server, @secondary_database, @secondary_id,
@primary_server, @primary_database, @restore_threshold, @is_restore_alert_enabled,
@last_copied_file, @last_copied_utc, @last_restored_file, @last_restored_utc, @last_restored_latency
while (@@fetch_status != -1)
begin
--
-- Have we processed the primary for this secondary
--
if not (upper(@primary_server) = upper(@prev_primary_server)
and @primary_database = @prev_primary_database)
begin
--
-- No - Try to get the details of this primary
--
select @primary_id = null
if (upper(@secondary_server) = upper(@@servername))
begin
--
-- we are on secondary
-- get monitor server information
--
select @monitor_server = monitor_server
,@monitor_server_security_mode = monitor_server_security_mode
from msdb.dbo.log_shipping_secondary with (nolock)
where secondary_id = @secondary_id
select @is_monitor_local = case when (upper(@monitor_server) = upper(@@servername)) then 1 else 0 end
if (@is_monitor_local = 1)
begin
--
-- local monitor
--
select @primary_id = primary_id
,@backup_threshold = backup_threshold
,@is_backup_alert_enabled = threshold_alert_enabled
from msdb.dbo.log_shipping_monitor_primary with (nolock)
where primary_server = upper(@primary_server)
and primary_database = @primary_database
end
else
begin
--
-- remote monitor
--
if (@monitor_server_security_mode = 0) and (suser_name() != SUSER_SNAME(0x01))
begin
--
-- execute as proxy
--
exec @retcode = sys.sp_MSproxylogshippingmonitorhelpprimary
@monitor_server = @monitor_server
,@p1 = @primary_server
,@p2 = @primary_database
,@p3 = @primary_id output
,@p4 = @backup_threshold output
,@p5 = @is_backup_alert_enabled output
end
else
begin
delete #primary_monitor
select @linkcmd = quotename(sys.fn_MSgetlogshippingmoniterlinkname(upper(@monitor_server))) + N'.master.sys.sp_help_log_shipping_monitor_primary '
,@retcode = 0
begin try
insert into #primary_monitor
exec @retcode = @linkcmd
@primary_server = @primary_server
,@primary_database = @primary_database
end try
begin catch
select @retcode = 1
,@primary_id = NULL
end catch
if (@retcode = 0)
begin
select @primary_id = primary_id
,@backup_threshold = backup_threshold
,@is_backup_alert_enabled = threshold_alert_enabled
from #primary_monitor
end
else
begin
raiserror(32030, 10, 1, @primary_server, @primary_database, @monitor_server)
end
end -- processing remote
end
end -- processing on secondary
else
begin
--
-- we are on monitor server
--
select @primary_id = primary_id
,@backup_threshold = backup_threshold
,@is_backup_alert_enabled = threshold_alert_enabled
from msdb.dbo.log_shipping_monitor_primary with (nolock)
where primary_server = upper(@primary_server)
and primary_database = @primary_database
end -- processing on monitor server
--
-- insert primary details if available
--
if (@primary_id is not null)
begin
select @prev_primary_server = @primary_server
,@prev_primary_database = @primary_database
insert into #log_shipping_monitor (
status
,is_primary
,server
,database_name
,is_backup_alert_enabled)
values (
1
,@primary_server
,@primary_database
,@backup_threshold
,@is_backup_alert_enabled)
end -- primary data available
end -- process the primary
--
-- Insert the secondary
--
select @time_since_last_copy = datediff(minute, @last_copied_utc, @curutcdate)
,@time_since_last_restore = datediff(minute, @last_restored_utc, @curutcdate)
insert into #log_shipping_monitor (
status
,is_primary
,server
,database_name
,time_since_last_copy
,last_copied_file
,time_since_last_restore
,last_restored_file
,last_restored_latency
,restore_threshold
,is_restore_alert_enabled)
values (
case when (@time_since_last_restore > @restore_threshold or @last_restored_latency > @restore_threshold) then 1 else 0 end
,0
,@secondary_server
,@secondary_database
,@time_since_last_copy
,@last_copied_file
,@time_since_last_restore
,@last_restored_file
,@last_restored_latency
,@restore_threshold
,@is_restore_alert_enabled)
--
-- get the next secondary
--
fetch #hcsecondaries into @secondary_server, @secondary_database, @secondary_id,
@primary_server, @primary_database, @restore_threshold, @is_restore_alert_enabled,
@last_copied_file, @last_copied_utc, @last_restored_file, @last_restored_utc, @last_restored_latency
end -- while cursor for hcsecondaries
close #hcsecondaries
deallocate #hcsecondaries
--
-- return resultset
--
SET @Body = RTRIM(@Body) + '<table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" width="100%">'
WHILE EXISTS (SELECT TOP 1 idx FROM #log_shipping_monitor)
BEGIN
SELECT TOP 1 @idx = idx, @status = (CASE WHEN status = 0 THEN 'Good' ELSE 'Bad' END),
@DB = database_name, @LastCopy = time_since_last_copy, @LastCFile = last_copied_file,
@LastRestore = time_since_last_restore, @LastRFile = last_restored_file,
@Latency = last_restored_latency, @Threshold = restore_threshold
FROM #log_shipping_monitor order by ts
SET @Body = RTRIM(@Body)
+ '<tr><td nowrap style="font-size:11px;font-family:Verdana">'
+ '<b>Database</b>:' + RTRIM(@DB) + '
'
+ CASE WHEN @status = 'Good' THEN
'<b>Status</b>:' + RTRIM(@Status) + '
'
ELSE '<b>Status</b>:<font size="+1" color="red">' + RTRIM(@Status) + '</font>
' END
+ '<b>Last Copied File</b>:' + RTRIM(@LastCFile) + '
'
+ '<b>Time since last Copy (min)</b>:' + RTRIM(@LastCopy) + '
'
+ '<b>Last Restored File</b>:' + RTRIM(@LastRFile) + '
'
+ '<b>Time since last Restore (min)</b>:' + RTRIM(@LastRestore) + '
'
+ '<b>Restore Latency (min)</b>:' + RTRIM(@Latency) + '
'
+ '<b>Restore Threshold (min)</b>:' + RTRIM(@Threshold) + '
'
+ '</td></tr>'
+ '<hr style="width: 100%; height: 1px;"> '
DELETE FROM #log_shipping_monitor WHERE idx = @idx
END
SET @Body = RTRIM(@Body) + '</table>'
EXECUTE msdb.dbo.sp_send_dbmail @recipients = @Recipients
,@subject = @Subject
,@body = @Body
,@body_format = 'HTML'
end
DROP Table #log_shipping_monitor
DROP TABLE #primary_monitor
DROP TABLE #secondary_monitor
Hi MyDoggieJessie where to execute your code ,i assume at secondary.we donot have monitor server second i am getting following error for "sys.sp_MSproxylogshippingmonitorhelpsecondary" says cant find out object or object doesnot exist
and similar error to for sys.fn_MSgetlogshippingmoniterlinkname
January 12, 2015 at 9:42 pm
Hi,
Thanks for the script, it's a great work for sharing 🙂
When I run the script and an email has been sent out to my inbox, but its content all in 1 line, there is no line break. So, it becomes a very long lines with all information.
Could you help to fix this minor issue?
Thanks.
- Peter
January 13, 2015 at 8:15 am
Curious, have you altered the original script? Are you getting the results as an attachment or as the embedded HTML?
EXECUTE msdb.dbo.sp_send_dbmail @recipients = @Recipients
,@subject = @Subject
,@body = @Body
,@body_format = 'HTML'Please make sure you are able to receive HTML-based email.
Can you post a screen shot?
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January 13, 2015 at 8:30 pm
Hi,
Thank you for your response.
I didn't alter anything from your script, just copy, paste and execute it.
I'm using SQL server 2008 R2 and Outlook 2007. My outlook is able to receive HTML format email and I don't have any problem so far.
I've uploaded a sample output that I'm getting in my inbox.
Please check and advice.
Thanks.
- Peter
January 13, 2015 at 9:04 pm
EDIT: The post removes the < br /> tag that I added...so you need to put that back into the code...
I believe it's a rendering issue; but easily fixed. Replace the section of code like the one below with:SET @Body = RTRIM(@Body)
+ '<tr><td nowrap style="font-size:11px;font-family:Verdana">'
+ '<b>Database</b>:' + RTRIM(@DB) + '
'
+ CASE WHEN @status = 'Good' THEN
'<b>Status</b>:' + RTRIM(@Status) + '
'
ELSE '<b>Status</b>:<font size="+1" color="red">' + RTRIM(@Status) + '</font>
' END
+ '<b>Last Copied File</b>:' + RTRIM(@LastCFile) + '
'
+ '<b>Time since last Copy (min)</b>:' + RTRIM(@LastCopy) + '
'
+ '<b>Last Restored File</b>:' + RTRIM(@LastRFile) + '
'
+ '<b>Time since last Restore (min)</b>:' + RTRIM(@LastRestore) + '
'
+ '<b>Restore Latency (min)</b>:' + RTRIM(@Latency) + '
'
+ '<b>Restore Threshold (min)</b>:' + RTRIM(@Threshold) + '
'
+ '</td></tr>'
+ '<hr style="width: 100%; height: 1px;"> '
Basically you just need to add the
HTML tag to the end of each line. Should work just fine (as I got the same problem with my Outlook 2010 client and this resolved it)
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January 14, 2015 at 1:46 am
Hi,
Thanks for the update.
I've tried the updated codes and it still produces the same output, everything still in 1 line, no line break.
However, I've tried to add a line break in each lines and it produces a better output, just what I was looking for. So problem solved! 🙂
Thanks.
- Peter
January 14, 2015 at 1:51 am
Hi,
Have some queries:
- How to add date and timestamp to the message?
- What does it mean when the status is showing GOOD or otherwise?
- Should the script be run in primary or seconday database?
- Possible to copy the script output to a text file saved on local hard disk?
Hope you can help.
Thank you.
- Peter
January 14, 2015 at 2:56 am
Hi,
When I tried to run the same script on my other database, it's throwing below errors. The same exact script, no change at all.
Msg 245, Level 16, State 1, Line 127
Conversion failed when converting the nvarchar value 'DBCLUSTER' to data type bit.
Please advice.
Thanks.
- Peter
January 14, 2015 at 7:50 am
Peter2012 (1/14/2015)
Hi,Have some queries:
- How to add date and timestamp to the message?
- What does it mean when the status is showing GOOD or otherwise?
- Should the script be run in primary or seconday database?
- Possible to copy the script output to a text file saved on local hard disk?
1. Yes you can do this (SELECT GETDATE()) - ?
2. Status is determined by the code: case when (@time_since_last_restore > @restore_threshold or @last_restored_latency > @restore_threshold) then 1 else 0 end So, if as long as the last restored log file is greater than the threshold that's been set (in this case, it comes from the msdb.dbo.log_shipping_monitor_secondary column) then it returns "good", otherwise, it returns "bad".
3. Secondary (please read the posts in the beginning of this thread) - it was answered above
4. Yes. Please review "Sending an e-mail message with the results of a query" from http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms190307.aspx
Bascially you would comment out/remove the WHILE(EXISTS (SELECT TOP 1 idx FROM #log_shipping_monitor) ... END and change the send mail routine to be something like:EXECUTE msdb.dbo.sp_send_dbmail @recipients = @Recipients
,@subject = @Subject
,@body = @Body
,@query = 'SELECT * FROM #log_shipping_monitor'
,@attach_query_result_as_file = 1
,@body_format = 'HTML'
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January 14, 2015 at 7:55 am
Peter2012 (1/14/2015)
Hi,When I tried to run the same script on my other database, it's throwing below errors. The same exact script, no change at all.
Msg 245, Level 16, State 1, Line 127Conversion failed when converting the nvarchar value 'DBCLUSTER' to data type bit.
Please ensure you are running this on your Secondary server
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January 14, 2015 at 8:11 am
Hi,
Thanks for your updates. Appreciate it.
Regarding below errors, yes, I've run the same script on a seconday database and I've checked the database is currently on standby mode (restoring ...). The SQL version is exactly the same version as the one earlier where the same script was executed OK. Weird?
Msg 245, Level 16, State 1, Line 127Conversion failed when converting the nvarchar value 'DBCLUSTER' to data type bit.
Any idea to fix the problem?
Thanks again.
- Peter
January 15, 2015 at 1:27 am
Hi,
Could you help to fix this problem?
Msg 245, Level 16, State 1, Line 127 Conversion failed when converting the nvarchar value 'DBCLUSTER' to data type bit.
Perhaps need to convert this value?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
- Peter
January 15, 2015 at 3:54 am
MyDoggieJessie (3/1/2012)
Doesn't the query I posted above give you the results you are looking for?I don't believe there is a way to access/schedule the SSRS report that's built in to MSSQL (if there is I can't find it).
Here's the dissected code from the exec sp_help_log_shipping_monitor if you run this on the log shipped server it will email you an email like the one attached. This code should run without change on any server (as long as database mail is enabled) - It will LOOP thorugh all the log shipped databases, returning the log shipping status for EACH
USE [master]GO
begin
set nocount on
DECLARE @Recipientsvarchar(275)
DECLARE @Subject varchar(275)
DECLARE @Body varchar(MAX)
DECLARE @server varchar(25)
DECLARE @idx int, @status varchar(25), @DB varchar(25), @LastCopy varchar(6), @LastCFile varchar(250),
@LastRestore varchar(6), @LastRFile varchar(250), @Latency varchar(3), @Threshold varchar(3)
declare @retcode int
,@primary_id uniqueidentifier
,@primary_server sysname
,@primary_database sysname
,@backup_threshold int
,@is_backup_alert_enabled bit
,@secondary_id uniqueidentifier
,@secondary_server sysname
,@secondary_database sysname
,@restore_threshold int
,@is_restore_alert_enabled bit
,@last_copied_file nvarchar(500)
,@last_copied_utc datetime
,@time_since_last_copy int
,@last_restored_file nvarchar(500)
,@last_restored_utc datetime
,@time_since_last_restore int
,@last_restored_latency int
,@prev_primary_server sysname
,@prev_primary_database sysname
,@monitor_server sysname
,@monitor_server_security_mode int
,@is_monitor_local bit
,@curutcdate datetime
,@linkcmd nvarchar(4000)
SET @Recipients = 'you@company.com'
SET @Body = ''
SET @server = @@SERVERNAME
SET @Subject = @server + ' :: Daily Transaction Log Shipping Status'
SET @Body = '<p style="font-size:12px;font-family:Verdana"><b>' + @server + ': </b></font><hr style="width: 100%; height: 1px;"> '
create table #log_shipping_monitor
(
idx int identity(1,1)
,status bit null
,is_primary bit not null default 0
,server sysname
,database_name sysname
,is_backup_alert_enabled bit null
,time_since_last_copy int null
,last_copied_file nvarchar(500) null
,time_since_last_restore int null
,last_restored_file nvarchar(500) null
,last_restored_latency int null
,restore_threshold int null
,is_restore_alert_enabled bit null
,ts timestamp not null
,primary key (is_primary, server, database_name)
,unique (ts)
)
--
-- create other tables we will use
--
create table #secondary_monitor
(
secondary_server sysname not null,
secondary_database sysname not null,
secondary_id uniqueidentifier not null,
primary_server sysname not null,
primary_database sysname not null,
restore_threshold int not null,
threshold_alert int not null,
threshold_alert_enabled bit not null,
last_copied_file nvarchar(500) null,
last_copied_date datetime null,
last_copied_date_utc datetime null,
last_restored_file nvarchar(500) null,
last_restored_date datetime null,
last_restored_date_utc datetime null,
last_restored_latency int null,
history_retention_period int not null,
primary key (secondary_id, secondary_database)
)
create table #primary_monitor
(
primary_id uniqueidentifier primary key not null,
primary_server sysname not null,
primary_database sysname not null,
backup_threshold int not null,
threshold_alert int not null,
threshold_alert_enabled bit not null,
last_backup_file nvarchar(500) null,
last_backup_date datetime null,
last_backup_date_utc datetime null,
history_retention_period int not null,
unique (primary_server, primary_database)
)
--
-- get current time
--
select @curutcdate = getutcdate()
--
-- Enumerate the primary entries
--
declare #hcprimaries cursor local fast_forward for
select
primary_id
,primary_server
,primary_database
,backup_threshold
,threshold_alert_enabled
from msdb.dbo.log_shipping_monitor_primary with (nolock)
order by primary_server, primary_database
open #hcprimaries
fetch #hcprimaries into @primary_id, @primary_server, @primary_database, @backup_threshold, @is_backup_alert_enabled
while (@@fetch_status != -1)
begin
--
-- we have a primary entry
--
insert into #log_shipping_monitor (
status
,is_primary
,server
,database_name
,is_backup_alert_enabled)
values (
1
,@primary_server
,@primary_database
,@backup_threshold
,@is_backup_alert_enabled)
--
-- process secondaries
--
if (upper(@primary_server) = upper(@@servername))
begin
--
-- we are on primary server
-- get monitor server information
--
select @monitor_server = monitor_server
,@monitor_server_security_mode = monitor_server_security_mode
from msdb.dbo.log_shipping_primary_databases
where primary_id = @primary_id
select @is_monitor_local = case when (upper(@monitor_server) = upper(@@servername)) then 1 else 0 end
--
-- enumerate the secondaries listed on primary
--
declare #hcprimarysecondaries cursor local fast_forward for
select secondary_server, secondary_database
from msdb.dbo.log_shipping_primary_secondaries with (nolock)
where primary_id = @primary_id
open #hcprimarysecondaries
fetch #hcprimarysecondaries into @secondary_server, @secondary_database
while (@@fetch_status != -1)
begin
--
-- add this primary secondary to result set
--
insert into #log_shipping_monitor (is_primary ,server, database_name)
values (0, @secondary_server, @secondary_database)
select @secondary_id = NULL
--
-- Enumerate this secondary from msdb.dbo.log_shipping_monitor_secondary
--
if (@is_monitor_local = 1)
begin
--
-- local monitor
--
select
@secondary_id = secondary_id
,@restore_threshold = restore_threshold
,@is_restore_alert_enabled = threshold_alert_enabled
,@last_copied_file = last_copied_file
,@last_copied_utc = last_copied_date_utc
,@last_restored_file = last_restored_file
,@last_restored_utc = last_restored_date_utc
,@last_restored_latency = last_restored_latency
from msdb.dbo.log_shipping_monitor_secondary
where primary_server = upper(@primary_server)
and primary_database = @primary_database
and secondary_server = upper(@secondary_server)
and secondary_database = @secondary_database
end -- local monitor
else
begin
--
-- remote monitor
--
if (@monitor_server_security_mode = 0) and (suser_name() != SUSER_SNAME(0x01))
begin
--
-- execute as proxy
--
exec @retcode = sys.sp_MSproxylogshippingmonitorhelpsecondary
@monitor_server = @monitor_server
,@p1 = @primary_server
,@p2 = @primary_database
,@p3 = @secondary_server
,@p4 = @secondary_database
,@p5 = @secondary_id output
,@p6 = @restore_threshold output
,@p7 = @is_restore_alert_enabled output
,@p8 = @last_copied_file output
,@p9 = @last_copied_utc output
,@p10 = @last_restored_file output
,@p11 = @last_restored_utc output
,@p12 = @last_restored_latency output
end
else
begin
delete #secondary_monitor
select @linkcmd = quotename(sys.fn_MSgetlogshippingmoniterlinkname(upper(@monitor_server))) + N'.master.sys.sp_help_log_shipping_monitor_secondary '
,@retcode = 0
begin try
insert into #secondary_monitor
exec @retcode = @linkcmd
@secondary_server = @secondary_server
,@secondary_database = @secondary_database
end try
begin catch
select @retcode = 1
,@secondary_id = NULL
end catch
if (@retcode = 0)
begin
select @secondary_id = secondary_id
,@restore_threshold = restore_threshold
,@is_restore_alert_enabled = threshold_alert_enabled
,@last_copied_file = last_copied_file
,@last_copied_utc = last_copied_date_utc
,@last_restored_file = last_restored_file
,@last_restored_utc = last_restored_date_utc
,@last_restored_latency = last_restored_latency
from #secondary_monitor
where upper(primary_server) = upper(@primary_server)
and primary_database = @primary_database
end
else
begin
raiserror(32031, 10, 1, @secondary_server, @secondary_database, @monitor_server)
end
end
end -- remote monitor
--
-- do we have data on this secondary
--
if (@secondary_id is not null)
begin
--
-- yes we do - update the entry
--
select @time_since_last_copy = datediff(minute, @last_copied_utc, @curutcdate)
,@time_since_last_restore = datediff(minute, @last_restored_utc, @curutcdate)
update #log_shipping_monitor
set
status = case when (@time_since_last_restore > @restore_threshold or @last_restored_latency > @restore_threshold) then 1 else 0 end
,time_since_last_copy = @time_since_last_copy
,last_copied_file = @last_copied_file
,time_since_last_restore = @time_since_last_restore
,last_restored_file = @last_restored_file
,last_restored_latency = @last_restored_latency
,restore_threshold = @restore_threshold
,is_restore_alert_enabled = @is_restore_alert_enabled
where upper(server) = upper(@secondary_server)
and database_name = @secondary_database
end -- update secondary data
--
-- fetch next primary secondary
--
fetch #hcprimarysecondaries into @secondary_server, @secondary_database
end
close #hcprimarysecondaries
deallocate #hcprimarysecondaries
end -- we are on primary server processing primaries
else
begin
--
-- we are on monitor server
-- get details of the secondaries from msdb.dbo.log_shipping_monitor_secondary
-- if the same monitor is being used by secondaries
--
insert into #log_shipping_monitor (
status
,is_primary
,server
,database_name
,time_since_last_copy
,last_copied_file
,time_since_last_restore
,last_restored_file
,last_restored_latency
,restore_threshold
,is_restore_alert_enabled)
select
case when (datediff(minute, last_restored_date_utc, @curutcdate) > restore_threshold
or last_restored_latency > restore_threshold) then 1 else 0 end
,0
,secondary_server
,secondary_database
,datediff(minute, last_copied_date_utc, @curutcdate)
,last_copied_file
,datediff(minute, last_restored_date_utc, @curutcdate)
,last_restored_file
,last_restored_latency
,restore_threshold
,threshold_alert_enabled
from msdb.dbo.log_shipping_monitor_secondary (nolock)
where primary_server = upper(@primary_server)
and primary_database = @primary_database
end -- we are on monitor server processing primaries
fetch #hcprimaries into @primary_id, @primary_server, @primary_database, @backup_threshold, @is_backup_alert_enabled
end -- while cursor for hcprimaries
close #hcprimaries
deallocate #hcprimaries
--
-- Enumerate the secondary entries
-- minus existing secondary entries in resultset
--
declare #hcsecondaries cursor local fast_forward for
select
secondary_server
,secondary_database
,secondary_id uniqueidentifier
,primary_server
,primary_database
,restore_threshold
,threshold_alert_enabled
,last_copied_file
,last_copied_date_utc
,last_restored_file
,last_restored_date_utc
,last_restored_latency
from msdb.dbo.log_shipping_monitor_secondary with (nolock)
where not exists (select * from #log_shipping_monitor
where upper(server) = upper(secondary_server)
and database_name = secondary_database
and is_primary = 0)
order by primary_server, primary_database
open #hcsecondaries
fetch #hcsecondaries into @secondary_server, @secondary_database, @secondary_id,
@primary_server, @primary_database, @restore_threshold, @is_restore_alert_enabled,
@last_copied_file, @last_copied_utc, @last_restored_file, @last_restored_utc, @last_restored_latency
while (@@fetch_status != -1)
begin
--
-- Have we processed the primary for this secondary
--
if not (upper(@primary_server) = upper(@prev_primary_server)
and @primary_database = @prev_primary_database)
begin
--
-- No - Try to get the details of this primary
--
select @primary_id = null
if (upper(@secondary_server) = upper(@@servername))
begin
--
-- we are on secondary
-- get monitor server information
--
select @monitor_server = monitor_server
,@monitor_server_security_mode = monitor_server_security_mode
from msdb.dbo.log_shipping_secondary with (nolock)
where secondary_id = @secondary_id
select @is_monitor_local = case when (upper(@monitor_server) = upper(@@servername)) then 1 else 0 end
if (@is_monitor_local = 1)
begin
--
-- local monitor
--
select @primary_id = primary_id
,@backup_threshold = backup_threshold
,@is_backup_alert_enabled = threshold_alert_enabled
from msdb.dbo.log_shipping_monitor_primary with (nolock)
where primary_server = upper(@primary_server)
and primary_database = @primary_database
end
else
begin
--
-- remote monitor
--
if (@monitor_server_security_mode = 0) and (suser_name() != SUSER_SNAME(0x01))
begin
--
-- execute as proxy
--
exec @retcode = sys.sp_MSproxylogshippingmonitorhelpprimary
@monitor_server = @monitor_server
,@p1 = @primary_server
,@p2 = @primary_database
,@p3 = @primary_id output
,@p4 = @backup_threshold output
,@p5 = @is_backup_alert_enabled output
end
else
begin
delete #primary_monitor
select @linkcmd = quotename(sys.fn_MSgetlogshippingmoniterlinkname(upper(@monitor_server))) + N'.master.sys.sp_help_log_shipping_monitor_primary '
,@retcode = 0
begin try
insert into #primary_monitor
exec @retcode = @linkcmd
@primary_server = @primary_server
,@primary_database = @primary_database
end try
begin catch
select @retcode = 1
,@primary_id = NULL
end catch
if (@retcode = 0)
begin
select @primary_id = primary_id
,@backup_threshold = backup_threshold
,@is_backup_alert_enabled = threshold_alert_enabled
from #primary_monitor
end
else
begin
raiserror(32030, 10, 1, @primary_server, @primary_database, @monitor_server)
end
end -- processing remote
end
end -- processing on secondary
else
begin
--
-- we are on monitor server
--
select @primary_id = primary_id
,@backup_threshold = backup_threshold
,@is_backup_alert_enabled = threshold_alert_enabled
from msdb.dbo.log_shipping_monitor_primary with (nolock)
where primary_server = upper(@primary_server)
and primary_database = @primary_database
end -- processing on monitor server
--
-- insert primary details if available
--
if (@primary_id is not null)
begin
select @prev_primary_server = @primary_server
,@prev_primary_database = @primary_database
insert into #log_shipping_monitor (
status
,is_primary
,server
,database_name
,is_backup_alert_enabled)
values (
1
,@primary_server
,@primary_database
,@backup_threshold
,@is_backup_alert_enabled)
end -- primary data available
end -- process the primary
--
-- Insert the secondary
--
select @time_since_last_copy = datediff(minute, @last_copied_utc, @curutcdate)
,@time_since_last_restore = datediff(minute, @last_restored_utc, @curutcdate)
insert into #log_shipping_monitor (
status
,is_primary
,server
,database_name
,time_since_last_copy
,last_copied_file
,time_since_last_restore
,last_restored_file
,last_restored_latency
,restore_threshold
,is_restore_alert_enabled)
values (
case when (@time_since_last_restore > @restore_threshold or @last_restored_latency > @restore_threshold) then 1 else 0 end
,0
,@secondary_server
,@secondary_database
,@time_since_last_copy
,@last_copied_file
,@time_since_last_restore
,@last_restored_file
,@last_restored_latency
,@restore_threshold
,@is_restore_alert_enabled)
--
-- get the next secondary
--
fetch #hcsecondaries into @secondary_server, @secondary_database, @secondary_id,
@primary_server, @primary_database, @restore_threshold, @is_restore_alert_enabled,
@last_copied_file, @last_copied_utc, @last_restored_file, @last_restored_utc, @last_restored_latency
end -- while cursor for hcsecondaries
close #hcsecondaries
deallocate #hcsecondaries
--
-- return resultset
--
SET @Body = RTRIM(@Body) + '<table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" width="100%">'
WHILE EXISTS (SELECT TOP 1 idx FROM #log_shipping_monitor)
BEGIN
SELECT TOP 1 @idx = idx, @status = (CASE WHEN status = 0 THEN 'Good' ELSE 'Bad' END),
@DB = database_name, @LastCopy = time_since_last_copy, @LastCFile = last_copied_file,
@LastRestore = time_since_last_restore, @LastRFile = last_restored_file,
@Latency = last_restored_latency, @Threshold = restore_threshold
FROM #log_shipping_monitor order by ts
SET @Body = RTRIM(@Body)
+ '<tr><td nowrap style="font-size:11px;font-family:Verdana">'
+ '<b>Database</b>:' + RTRIM(@DB) + '
'
+ CASE WHEN @status = 'Good' THEN
'<b>Status</b>:' + RTRIM(@Status) + '
'
ELSE '<b>Status</b>:<font size="+1" color="red">' + RTRIM(@Status) + '</font>
' END
+ '<b>Last Copied File</b>:' + RTRIM(@LastCFile) + '
'
+ '<b>Time since last Copy (min)</b>:' + RTRIM(@LastCopy) + '
'
+ '<b>Last Restored File</b>:' + RTRIM(@LastRFile) + '
'
+ '<b>Time since last Restore (min)</b>:' + RTRIM(@LastRestore) + '
'
+ '<b>Restore Latency (min)</b>:' + RTRIM(@Latency) + '
'
+ '<b>Restore Threshold (min)</b>:' + RTRIM(@Threshold) + '
'
+ '</td></tr>'
+ '<hr style="width: 100%; height: 1px;"> '
DELETE FROM #log_shipping_monitor WHERE idx = @idx
END
SET @Body = RTRIM(@Body) + '</table>'
EXECUTE msdb.dbo.sp_send_dbmail @recipients = @Recipients
,@subject = @Subject
,@body = @Body
,@body_format = 'HTML'
end
DROP Table #log_shipping_monitor
DROP TABLE #primary_monitor
DROP TABLE #secondary_monitor
Hi MyDoggieJessie
I have basic question where to execute the code you provided on secondary server ???
does it requires witnesses server to be present ????
I am getting below error "sys.sp_MSproxylogshippingmonitorhelpsecondary" says cant find out object or object doesnot exist
and similar error to for sys.fn_MSgetlogshippingmoniterlinkname...
is this because wintness server is not present ????
January 15, 2015 at 9:36 am
Peter2012 (1/15/2015)
Hi,Could you help to fix this problem?
Msg 245, Level 16, State 1, Line 127 Conversion failed when converting the nvarchar value 'DBCLUSTER' to data type bit.
Perhaps need to convert this value?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
- Peter
I'm pretty certain you're getting this error because you are running the script on your Primary server, not the Secondary. The reason I say this is a similar post was made earlier in this thread and it was because it was being run against the primary. Can you please confirm?
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