HA SQL Report: SQL Server Database Replication Report

This report provides an overview of the replication status of various SQL Server databases, helping to monitor and ensure the high availability of the databases.

SQL Server Database Replication Report

Server Name	Server Backup	Timestamp	Database Name	Gap (seconds)	State
SQLSERVER01	SQLSERVER02	17/07/24 14:01	DB1_Replication	3	SYNCHRONIZED
SQLSERVER02	SQLSERVER01	17/07/24 14:01	DB2_Reporting	5	SYNCHRONIZED
SQLSERVER03	SQLSERVER04	17/07/24 14:01	DB3_Analytics	8	SYNCHRONIZED
SQLSERVER04	SQLSERVER03	17/07/24 14:01	DB4_Sales	10	SYNCHRONIZED

Column Descriptions

Server Name: The name of the primary server hosting the database.
- Query Reference: Corresponds to the "SERVERNAME" column in the query.
Server Backup: The name of the backup server for the database.
- Query Reference: Corresponds to the "SRVBACKUPNAME" column in the query.
Timestamp: The date and time when the replication status was recorded.
- Query Reference: Corresponds to the "STAMP" column in the query.
Database Name: The name of the database being replicated.
- Query Reference: Corresponds to the "DATABASE_NAME" column in the query.
Gap (seconds): The time difference in seconds between the primary and backup servers.
- Query Reference: Corresponds to the "nvl(LAG_SECONDS,-10000)" column in the query.
State: The replication state of the database (e.g., SYNCHRONIZED, NOT SYNCHRONIZED).
- Query Reference: Corresponds to the "STATE" column in the query.

What's Next?

The HA SQL Report is an essential tool for monitoring the replication status of your SQL Server databases. In the coming weeks, I will be sharing more detailed reports, each focusing on different aspects of our database management system. These articles will delve into the specifics of each report, discussing the purpose, methodology, tools used, and the challenges faced.

Stay tuned for these detailed explorations, where I will share insights and tips that can help you in your database management endeavors.