Grid control: Metrics.and custom SQL alert.

Hello
I need to set up the email alerts on a custom sql metric that I created.

Here's what I did so far in the Enterprise grid control manager.

(1) connect to EMGC
(2) select the host and the target on the host computer.
(3) select "User-Defined Metrics" on the lower right.
(4) created my success of 'CUSTOM_CHECK' return either 0 custom sql script or 1 failure
(5) registered.

I'm trying to configure an alert message, when the script runs and generates an error.
I'm also 10 other databases on 2 hosts, where I need this script to run and monitor.
I need to create the metric of sql for each target on each host? Or y at - it an easier way to do it.

How to set this in GC, while it traversese in the whole of the dataabases.
Thank you
Div

Not that I know of. You go into each case and create the alert custom according to the parameters defined by the user. You can simply copy and paste the same script in each case.
Please indicate your response message if you got your solution.

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