The Instance Not Valid table lists the Microsoft SQL servers that failed validation, causing the associated jobs to be terminated. This can occur due to issues such as missing credentials, missing system admin role, wrong credentials, and so on.
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Column |
Description |
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Server |
The name of the Microsoft SQL server that failed validation. |
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Company |
The name of the company that the server is associated with. |
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Workload |
The name of the workload. |
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Agent |
The type of agent that is installed on the server. |
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Instance |
The instance associated with the backup set. |
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Backup Set |
The backup set associated with the subclient. |
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Subclient |
The name of the subclient where backup with no DB data ran. |
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Plan |
The backup plan associated with the server or VM. |
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Category |
The type of missed SLA. |
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Last successful time |
The date and time when the last backup job ran. |
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Active Job ID |
The ID of the current active job. |
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SLA days |
The number of SLA days configured for the server. |
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Action |
A list of operations that you can perform on the server or VM. Select any of the following:
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