Quest introduced monitoring for SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS) with Spotlight on SQL Server Enterprise 6.0 last November.  Since then we’ve gotten great feedback from new and existing customers on how Spotight gives them the confidence they need to keep tabs on every aspect of their SQL Server environment. 

We recently closed an important case with Microsoft support that resolves an issue where the WMI classes required to monitor default SSAS instances were missing on the host server.  What this means to you is if you want to monitor the SQL Server relational engine, Analysis Services, or just the Windows server hosting the solution,  you really should check out Spotlight on SQL Server Enterprise.  We’ve got you covered from Windows and SQL Server 2000 to the latest releases of 2008.

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