Modifying the scheduler
You can modify the properties of Scheduler tasks, sensors, alerts, thresholds, or groups. You can modify both built-in properties and properties that you added.
Before you begin
About this task
Procedure
Use an UPDATE statement for the appropriate Scheduler table
in the sysadmin database.
Examples
The following example stops a task
named task1
from running:
UPDATE ph_task
SET tk_enable = "F"
WHERE tk_name = "task1";
The following example changes
the amount of time that data collected by the built-in sensor mon_profile
to
99 days:
UPDATE ph_task
SET tk_delete = "INTERVAL ( 99 ) DAY TO DAY"
WHERE tk_name = "mon_profile";
The following example changes the threshold named COMMAND HISTORY RETENTION to 20 so that the command_history table retains information about SQL administration API commands for 20 days:
UPDATE ph_threshold SET value = "20 0:00:00"
WHERE name = "COMMAND HISTORY RETENTION";