OPEN SOURCE & CROSS-PLATFORM TOOL FOR SIMPLIFIED MONITORING
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MsSqlWatcher can be used either for simple database monitoring (e.g. checking if a connection can be made) or more advanced one which may include running a specialized query.
Available as a NuGet package.
dotnet add package Warden.Watchers.MsSql
- WithQuery() - executes the specified query on a selected database.
- WithTimeout() - timeout after which the invalid result will be returned.
- EnsureThat() - predicate containing a received query result of type IEnumerable that has to be met in order to return a valid result.
- EnsureThatAsync() - async - predicate containing a received query result of type IEnumerable that has to be met in order to return a valid result
- WithConnectionProvider() - provide a custom IDbConnection which is responsible for making a connection to the database.
- WithMsSqlProvider() - provide a custom IMsSql which is responsible for executing a query on a database based on the IDbConnection.
MsSqlWatcher can be configured by using the MsSqlWatcherWatcherConfiguration class or via the lambda expression passed to a specialized constructor.
Example of configuring the watcher via provided configuration class:
var configuration = MsSqlWatcherConfiguration
.Create(@"Data Source=.\sqlexpress;Initial Catalog=MyDatabase;Integrated Security=True")
.WithQuery("select * from users where id = @id", new Dictionary<string, object> {["id"] = 1 })
.EnsureThat(users => users.Any(user => user.Name == "admin"))
.Build();
var mssqlWatcher = MsSqlWatcher.Create("My MSSQL watcher", configuration);
var wardenConfiguration = WardenConfiguration
.Create()
.AddWatcher(mssqlWatcher)
//Configure other watchers, hooks etc.Example of adding the watcher directly to the Warden via one of the extension methods:
var wardenConfiguration = WardenConfiguration
.Create()
.AddMsSqlWatcher(@"Data Source=.\sqlexpress;Initial Catalog=MyDatabase;Integrated Security=True", cfg =>
{
cfg.WithQuery("select * from users where id = @id", new Dictionary<string, object> {["id"] = 1})
.EnsureThat(users => users.Any(user => user.Name == "admin"));
})
//Configure other watchers, hooks etc.Please note that you may either use the lambda expression for configuring the watcher or pass the configuration instance directly. You may also configure the hooks by using another lambda expression available in the extension methods.
MsSqlWatcher provides a custom **MsSqlWatcherCheckResult ** type which contains additional values.
public class MsSqlWatcherCheckResult : WatcherCheckResult
{
public string ConnectionString { get; }
public string Query { get; }
public IEnumerable<dynamic> QueryResult { get; }
}public interface IMsSql
{
Task<IEnumerable<dynamic>> QueryAsync(IDbConnection connection, string query,
IDictionary<string, object> parameters, TimeSpan? timeout = null);
}IMsSql is responsible for executing the query on a database. It can be configured via the WithMsSqlProvider() method. By default it is based on the Dapper.