Automatic Handling of minor event

[Terry_92]

I have a lot of instances of a particular minor event that I want to handle (see attached jpg 85Kb), but I'm not too sure what to enter into the event handler.

Also, i'm curious as to which process is causing the high page reads.

Any help please.

[Rob Buxton]

I'm not too sure you'll get much value from handling this.
Page fault spikes are caused when an application requires more memory. This can be cyclic, e.g. grab memory, release it, grab it again.
The warning indicates the residual memory is okay.
Even if you determine what is doing it, you'd then need to somehow change the application to pre-allocate more memory. And, do you actually want it to grab more than it needs for most of its operation?
Probably not, let the various applications grab memory when they need it and let it be released again.

[Terry_92]

Thanks for the info. I would still like to have the event handler clear this event automatically as the number of entries can be quite large. How would I set that up please, my previous attempts have been thwarted due to lack of knowledge.

[RuelAlojado]

Hi,

You can do auto clearing by going to Options -->Events --> Automatic Event Handling --> New Task.

From the Task, Type the Name then Events, Chose Events by Type name is, from the Drop Down, Select Performance Events, and type name is Performance Status Change. Then Select the Server or system, and from the action select Send Email (if you want to receive a notification) and Clear Event. Just follow the next step.

Hope this would help you.

[Terry_92]

Thanks Ruel, This method has a problem that will need to be resolved first.

I get an IE nag when choosing from the Where dropdown, IE complains that "about:blank" is not trusted and to add it to the trusted zone. This does not work but I am allowed to continue until I need to input an event type name and find the dropdown is empty.