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Alert on Backup Jobs

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Hi Team,

 

I want to generate alert when backup job is running more than 3 hours. But not sure how to Create this but I am sure we can create this since when I are running below query. We have JobDurationInSecs_s (in seconds) in output.

 

I tried to generate alert using below query but not able to run this. Pleas let me know how I can do this

 

AzureDiagnostics
| where Category == "AzureBackupReport"

| where JobDurationInSecs_s >= 140000

 

Thanks in advance for the help :)

 

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there are 10,800 seconds in 3 hours...

 

140,000sec is 38.89 days...

ohhh..Sorry Sir, It was a typo. My Bad :p

 

I tried two queries.

 

First is :-

AzureDiagnostics | where Category == 'AzureBackupReport' | where OperationName == 'Job' | where JobDurationInSecs_s == 33641.4431761

 

It is running and generating output. 

 

But when i am using below query to generate alert then it is throwing an error message

Cannot compare values of types string and real. Try adding explicit casts.

 

AzureDiagnostics | where Category == 'AzureBackupReport' | where OperationName == 'Job' | where JobDurationInSecs_s >= 33641.4431761

 

I used >, gt, in place of >= but no luck

 

best response confirmed by GouravIN (Brass Contributor)
Solution

You can see by the name of the column that it is a string.  The "_s" suffix tells you this.

 

to convert it to a double for comparison call the todouble function.

 

AzureDiagnostics | where Category == 'AzureBackupReport' | where OperationName == 'Job'
| where todouble(JobDurationInSecs_s) >= 33641.4

 

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best response confirmed by GouravIN (Brass Contributor)
Solution

You can see by the name of the column that it is a string.  The "_s" suffix tells you this.

 

to convert it to a double for comparison call the todouble function.

 

AzureDiagnostics | where Category == 'AzureBackupReport' | where OperationName == 'Job'
| where todouble(JobDurationInSecs_s) >= 33641.4

 

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