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Maximized visibility into your database infrastructure.

Navicat Monitor now available for SQL Server and Azure users.

Navicat Monitor is a server-based software, which can be accessed from anywhere via a web browser. With Web access, you can easily and seamlessly keep track of your servers from anywhere in the world, around the clock. You should consider using one of the following browsers before any other. Customers need to complete the registration process with the connection of internet. Click “user name” on the top right hand column, select “Activation” Then enter the Navicat Monitor Token Key und. Server Monitor (Available only in Full Version) Navicat provides Server Monitor to view properties of selected server(s). Select Tools- Server Monitor and select the preferred server type from the main menu. Note: Available only for MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL, SQL Server and MariaDB. SQL Azure does not support. Display a list of processes from all servers selected. Interested in Navicat Monitor? Explore these alternatives to Navicat Monitor that are most similar in terms of key features and benefits. Review the following Navicat Monitor alternatives to see if there are any Navicat Monitor competitors that you should also consider in your software search.

Our intuitive dashboard focuses on delivering information essential to our new SQL Server users. Navicat Monitor translates metric data into visuals to help you have a clearer understanding of your server performance. It enables you to define warning thresholds so that you can be alerted when a problem is building. You can also monitor the health of transactional replication and merge replication based on the hierarchy and relationship of publishers and their subscribers. So, you can determine your next steps to radically improve the performance of your SQL Server.

Optimize your slow queries to increase performance.

The Long Running Queries chart visualizes all the top queries based on duration of execution, wait types, CPU usage, and the number of reads and writes performed on the databases hosted by the specified instance. You can easily identify the queries that are running for an inordinate amount of time and take appropriate actions to resolve them.

Tailor a custom chart for your own business needs.

Navicat Monitor allows you to build custom metrics to track everything you need. You can write your own query to collect performance metrics for specific instances, and receive alerts about your custom data when the metric value passes certain thresholds and durations. It’s easy to set up a custom metric – just take your time and think through exactly what you wish to collect.

Share your server health and performance.

Navicat Monitor provides a clear representation in charts that contain all the information you needs for monitoring your server. You can set up a schedule to send personalized emails with reports to specific users or entire group. Reports are sent as PDF files and they can be scheduled as one-time event jobs or recurring jobs to run daily, weekly, or monthly. So, you can regularly send your server performance data for offline analysis or sharing.

Up Down Status

Show the status of your server over time. Find the time interval when your server was down.

Replication Diagram

Represent the replication relationships and trace the overall health of a replication topology.

Performance Charts

Get a detailed view of server health check status such as CPU and memory usage, database sizes distribution, and more.

Long Running Query Analysis

Export all queries or a single query that are consuming resources.

Generate Reports

All the charts can be scheduled as reports via email.

Stay focused on your work.

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Navicat Monitor for MySQL/MariaDB's Query Analyzer tool provides a graphical representation of the query logs that makes interpreting their contents much easier. In addition, the Query Analyzer tool enables you to monitor and optimize query performance, visualize query activity statistics, analyze SQL statements, as well as quickly identify and resolve long running queries. Last week's blog provided an overview of this useful feature and described how to take full advantage of the Latest Deadlock Query and Process List screen sections. In this 2nd and final installment, we will learn all about the Query Analyzer screen section.

The Query Analyzer collects information about query statements using one of the following three methods:

• Retrieve the General Query Log from the server and analyze its information.
• Retrieve the Slow Query Log from the server and analyze its information.
• Query the performance_schema database and analyze it for specific performance information.
  With regards to the Performance Schema, it was introduced in MySQL Server 5.5.3. It normalizes Query statements and truncates them to a length of 1024 bytes. Moreover, similar queries whose only difference are the literal values are combined. Finally, quoted values and numbers are replaced by a question mark (?).

You'll find the Query Analyzer section below the Latest Deadlock Query and Process List sections that we covered last week:

The Query Analyzer section is itself divided into two subsections: Top 5 Queries and Query Table. We'll look at those now.

This section shows the top 5 most time-consuming queries, along with a color-coded donut chart that gives you an immediate snapshot of potential issues. You can click the refresh button at any time to update the top 5 queries list.

The Top 5 Queries section contains the following fields:

• Top 5 Queries Based on Total Time: The query statement.
• Count: The number of times that the query has been executed.
• Total Time: The cumulative execution time for all the executions of the query.

The source of the query data is shown in a dropdown list next to the section title. You can select another source by choosing it from the list.

The query table provides the summary information for all executed queries. Calculated statistics include a Count, Query Occurrence, Time total, and many others.

It boasts many useful features:

• You can hover over a query to show the full query statement and click 'Copy Query' to copy it.
  


• Click 'Show / Hide Columns' and select the columns that you want to hide. Select 'Restore Default' to restore the table to its default settings.
  


• Queries can be filtered and sorted. Simply enter a search string in the Search for a query box to filter the table and click the column name to sort the table.
  


• To change the number of queries per page, click 'Rows to Display' and select a value from the list.
  


• To change the total number of queries in the table, click 'Total no. of Queries' and select a number from the list.
  

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