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lucjad
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5 months ago

How do I clean up old warning messages?

Logic Monitor is still giving me warnings about the removed database even after running Active Discovery. 
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  • Mike_Moniz's avatar
    Mike_Moniz
    5 months ago

    SQL Server Databases is not setup to auto delete instances, so Active Discovery will not change it. I assume this is by design to let you know that the database was deleted (by mistake or not).

    You can manually delete the instance by going to the "SQL Server Databases" entry in the tree then go to the Instances tab. You can then find the specific database there and Delete Instance from there. If the DB is really gone it should not come back. Note that you will lose all history once it's deleted. If you want to keep the past data you can Disable Instance instead.

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Mike_Moniz
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SQL Server Databases is not setup to auto delete instances, so Active Discovery will not change it. I assume this is by design to let you know that the database was deleted (by mistake or not).

You can manually delete the instance by going to the "SQL Server Databases" entry in the tree then go to the Instances tab. You can then find the specific database there and Delete Instance from there. If the DB is really gone it should not come back. Note that you will lose all history once it's deleted. If you want to keep the past data you can Disable Instance instead.

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Anonymous
5 months ago

This is the right answer.