Azure Sql Database Error Logs

Caution For logical servers with a large number of databases andor high numbers of logins, querying sys.event_log can cause high resource usage in the master database, possibly resulting in login failures. To reduce the impact of this issue, limit queries of sys.event_log. The sys.event_log view contains the following columns.

Azure SQL Database, as a fully managed cloud service, provides a variety of tools and features that allow administrators to identify, troubleshoot, and resolve issues quickly and efficiently. Let's explore the key strategies for handling errors effectively in Azure SQL Database Administration.

Ok, so Azure SQL doesn't really have its own error log based somewhere on a machine within 9292MSSQL92Log directory but the closest thing you will get is a system catalog view called sys.event_log which is very useful.

Applies to Azure SQL Database You may see errors 9002 or 40552 when the transaction log is full and cannot accept new transactions. These errors occur when the database transaction log, managed by Azure SQL Database, exceeds thresholds for space and cannot continue to accept transactions.

In this article I will cover how to capture and persist Azure Data Factory pipeline errors to an Azure SQL Database table.

Database administrators and IT professionals often need to be proactive in monitoring resources, especially when working in cloud environments like Azure SQL. One critical resource that requires monitoring is the transaction log of a SQL Server database.

Azure SQL Database Managed Instance is a new offering that provides an instance-based SQL PaaS service in Azure. If you are not yet familiar with this new Azure SQL Database capability, you can start with the What is Managed Instance documentation topic.

I would like to view all exceptions thrown in the last 72 hours in my production Azure SQL Database. A SQL query would be ideal, but I'll settle for any method, such as navigating to a web page in the Azure Portal. I want the log to include any and all SQL statements and ideally stored procedure function calls that threw exceptions. Example exceptions would be integrity constraint

To check for failed connections in Azure SQL, you can use a combination of tools provided by Azure, such as Azure Monitor, Azure SQL Diagnostics, Log Analytics, and Kusto Query Language KQL.

Examples of available Azure SQL Database metrics are CPU percentage, Data space used, Deadlocks, Tempdb Percent Log Used. See database metrics and elastic pool metrics for all available metrics in Azure SQL Database. Note Some metrics apply only to specific types of databases or elastic pools.