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Drag and Drop Question You plan to deploy SQL Server 2014. Your company identifies the following monitoring requirements for the database: - An e-mail message must be sent when a user logs in. - An…

The correct answer is Policy-Based Management; a SQL Server Agent alert. A trigger is the correct feature for sending an e-mail when a user logs in, as logon triggers fire in response to a LOGON event and can execute T-SQL code such as sending database mail. A SQL Server Agent alert is the correct feature for monitoring CPU utilization exceeding 90…

Submitted by anjalisingh· Mar 5, 2026Monitoring and Managing a SQL Server Environment - includes configuring alerts, triggers, and performance monitoring tools to meet operational requirements (Microsoft SQL Server 2014 certification: 70-462 / 70-464 domain)

Question

Drag and Drop Question You plan to deploy SQL Server 2014. Your company identifies the following monitoring requirements for the database: - An e-mail message must be sent when a user logs in. - An e-mail message must be sent if CPU utilization exceeds 90 percent. You need to identify which feature meets each monitoring requirement. Which features should you identify? To answer, drag the appropriate feature to the correct monitoring requirement in the answer area. Answer:

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Answer Area

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Policy-Based Managementa SQL Server Agent alertSQL Server Integration Services (SSIS)trace flagstriggers

Correct arrangement

  • Policy-Based Management
  • a SQL Server Agent alert

Explanation

A trigger is the correct feature for sending an e-mail when a user logs in, as logon triggers fire in response to a LOGON event and can execute T-SQL code such as sending database mail. A SQL Server Agent alert is the correct feature for monitoring CPU utilization exceeding 90 percent, as Agent alerts can be configured to respond to SQL Server performance condition events (like CPU thresholds) and notify operators via e-mail. These two features are purpose-built for their respective event-driven and performance-monitoring scenarios in SQL Server.

Topics

#SQL Server Agent Alerts#Logon Triggers#SQL Server Monitoring#Database Administration

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