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MSSQL DB KPIs are not getting populated in ITSI

satishsdange
Builder

I am unable to see MSSQL KPIs in ITSI. Below is what I have done so far -
- Installed SQL TA, DBX2 & Windows TA
- configured lookup in SQL TA for host & port
- I am able to see data into Splunk

But I don't following fields that populates DB KPIs -deadlock_rate, server, read_iops, server_write_iops, response_time, connections, connection_pool_used_percent, transaction_rate.

Search for datamodel has produced following results -
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I am suspecting problem with tag=server field which does not produce any results.
index=* tag=database tag=performance tag=server

Could someone please advise me how to fix this problem.

Thanks in advance.

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mchang_splunk
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

deadlock_rate, server, read_iops, server_write_iops, response_time, connections, connection_pool_used_percent, transaction_rate are search time extracted fields defined in sourcetype=mssql:os:dm_os_performance_counters.

in $SPLUNK_HOME/etc/apps/Splunk_TA_microsoft-sqlserver/default/props.conf, you should be able to find the definition as following:

[mssql:os:dm_os_performance_counters]
EVAL-transaction_rate = case(counter_name="Transactions/sec" AND instance_name="_Total", cntr_value)
EVAL-current_size = case(counter_name="Data File(s) Size (KB)" AND instance_name="_Total", cntr_value/1024)
EVAL-connection_pool_used_percent = case(counter_name="User Connections", cntr_value*100/max_connection)
EVAL-connections = case(counter_name="User Connections", cntr_value)
EVAL-deadlock_rate = case(counter_name="Number of Deadlocks/sec" AND instance_name="_Total", cntr_value)
EVAL-server_read_iops = case(counter_name="Page reads/sec", cntr_value)
EVAL-server_write_iops = case(counter_name="Page writes/sec", cntr_value)
EVAL-error_rate = case(counter_name="Errors/sec" AND instance_name="_Total", cntr_value)

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satishsdange
Builder

SQL TA upgrade to 1.2 solved my problem

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nravichandran
Communicator

How did you upgrade? can the upgrade be done like an update?

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mchang_splunk
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

deadlock_rate, server, read_iops, server_write_iops, response_time, connections, connection_pool_used_percent, transaction_rate are search time extracted fields defined in sourcetype=mssql:os:dm_os_performance_counters.

in $SPLUNK_HOME/etc/apps/Splunk_TA_microsoft-sqlserver/default/props.conf, you should be able to find the definition as following:

[mssql:os:dm_os_performance_counters]
EVAL-transaction_rate = case(counter_name="Transactions/sec" AND instance_name="_Total", cntr_value)
EVAL-current_size = case(counter_name="Data File(s) Size (KB)" AND instance_name="_Total", cntr_value/1024)
EVAL-connection_pool_used_percent = case(counter_name="User Connections", cntr_value*100/max_connection)
EVAL-connections = case(counter_name="User Connections", cntr_value)
EVAL-deadlock_rate = case(counter_name="Number of Deadlocks/sec" AND instance_name="_Total", cntr_value)
EVAL-server_read_iops = case(counter_name="Page reads/sec", cntr_value)
EVAL-server_write_iops = case(counter_name="Page writes/sec", cntr_value)
EVAL-error_rate = case(counter_name="Errors/sec" AND instance_name="_Total", cntr_value)
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