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9.8

Event Sources

EVENT SOURCES OVERVIEW

An event source represents a unique instance of an

event provider

operating over a single

event

store connection

. In SQL Sentry's

Navigator pane

, every sub-node underneath a SQL Server

node represents a unique event source. For example, the Jobs node underneath SQL Server
ICWS16 above is an event source - behind the scenes the "SQL Server Agent Job" event provider
is used over the connection to SQL Server ICWS16 to access metadata, history, and active status
information for any

watched

jobs on the SQL Server.

Below is a current listing of all event sources currently supported by SQL Sentry, along with its
associated event objects, providers and connections:

Event Source

Navigator Node

Event Provider

Connection Type

SQL Server Agent
Jobs

Jobs

SQL Server Agent
Job

SQL Server

SQL Server Agent
Alerts

Alerts

SQL Server Agent
Alert

SQL Server