Merge pull request #45 from DiHo78/patch-1

data type change in spLoadSchedulerMonitor to avoid arithmethic overflow error.

SQL-Performance-Baseline/CreateSystemhealthDBAndSchema.sql

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-/**************************
+/**************************
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  Author: Denzil Ribeiro
  Date: Jan 6, 2013
@@ -562,7 +562,7 @@ drop table tbl_scheduler_monitor
 select 
 			c1.value('(./event/@timestamp)[1]', 'datetime') as UTCtimestamp,
 			DATEADD(mi,@UTDDateDiff,c1.value('(./event/@timestamp)[1]', 'datetime')) as [timestamp],
-			c1.value('(./event/data[@name="id"])[1]', 'int') as [id],
+			c1.value('(./event/data[@name="id"])[1]', 'bigint') as [id],
 			c1.value('(./event/data[@name="process_utilization"])[1]', 'int') as process_utilization,
 			c1.value('(./event/data[@name="system_idle"])[1]', 'int') as system_idle,
 			c1.value('(./event/data[@name="user_mode_time"])[1]', 'bigint') as user_mode_time,
@@ -774,5 +774,3 @@ select 'Process System Health XEL files from a UNC' as ImportMethod, 'exec spLoa
 exec spLoadSystemHealthSession @path_to_health_session='D:\XELFiles\system_health*.xel',@UTDDateDiff=-6
 Exec spLoadSystemHealthSession
 */
-
-

SQL-Performance-Baseline/README.md

@@ -29,3 +29,15 @@ You can follow the steps mentioned below  to set it up in your environment.
 1.	Deploy the SSRS Reports & see if data populates in the reports.
 
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+
+### Change Notes
+
+Date: 2017/05/12
+Author: Dirk Hondong
+Affected script: CreateSystemhealthDBandSchema.sql
+Affected proc: dbo.spLoadSchedulerMonitor
+Change: data type change from int to bigint 
+c1.value('(./event/data[@name="id"])[1]', 'int') as [id]  
+to 
+c1.value('(./event/data[@name="id"])[1]', 'bigint') as [id]
+to avoid overflow error