As many of know not all stack dumps raise an error in SQL
Server and may go unnoticed for days, SQL stack dumps can sometimes cause
database corruption and its always better to analyse the server immediately
after a stack dump. Since there are no errors raised we cannot configure normal
SQL Alert to report the SQL Stack dumps, I created a PowerShell script which
can also be scheduled as a SQL Agent job to monitor the SQL Stack dumps, I have used Chad Millers invoke-sqlcmd2 just for flexibility in the future, you can use native invoke-sqlcmd without any issue.
If you want to schedule this script as SQL Agent job remember to comment the clear-host and the invoke-sqlcmd2 function in the below script and try to use invoke-sqlcmd instead.Also I have scripted this to check the stack dumps for last one hour as I am running the SQL agent every hour in my environment, please change accordingly.
If you want to schedule this script as SQL Agent job remember to comment the clear-host and the invoke-sqlcmd2 function in the below script and try to use invoke-sqlcmd instead.Also I have scripted this to check the stack dumps for last one hour as I am running the SQL agent every hour in my environment, please change accordingly.
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