Answer:

The Database Monitor and History pages have been enhanced to allow you to specify how the Connection section is sorted.

The up or down arrow to the left of a single column title in the Connection section indicates that entries are sorted in ascending or descending order by that column. Click on that column title to change the direction of that sort (ascending to or from descending), or click on a different column title to sort the entries by that column.

The tie-breaker sort column is Conn #; if multiple entries in this section have the same value in the selected sort column, those entries are sorted in ascending order by Connection Number.

Alert emails have been enhanced by sorting the current connections section in an order that is relevant to the alert condition.

For example, the email for Alert 28 - Long transaction will show this in the title line for the Connection section:

(sorted in descending order by the "Transaction Running Time" column)

Here's the full list:

Alert Email	Connection Sort Order	Connections Sorted On
1 - Database unresponsive	descending	CPU Time
2 - Long heartbeat	descending	CPU Time
3 - Long sample time	descending	CPU Time
4 - CPU usage	descending	CPU Time
5 - Database disk space	descending	Disk Writes
6 - Temp disk space	descending	Disk Writes
7 - Log disk space	descending	Disk Writes
8 - Other disk space	descending	Disk Writes
9 - Arbiter unreachable	descending	CPU Time
10 - Partner unreachable	descending	CPU Time
11 - HA failover	descending	CPU Time
12 - HA mode change	descending	CPU Time
13 - File fragmentation	descending	Disk Writes
14 - Waiting requests	descending	CPU Time
15 - Incomplete I/Os	descending	Disk Writes
16 - I/O operations	descending	Disk Writes
17 - Checkpoint urgency	descending	Disk Writes
18 - Recovery urgency	descending	Disk Writes
19 - Cache size	descending	CPU Time
20 - Cache satisfaction	ascending	Cache Satisfaction
21 - Temp file usage	descending	Temp Space
22 - Conn temp file usage	descending	Temp Space
23 - Blocked connections	descending	Conns Blocked
24 - Conn blocking others	descending	Conns Blocked
25 - Locks	descending	Locks Held
26 - Connections	descending	CPU Time
27 - Connection CPU	descending	CPU Time
28 - Long transaction	descending	Transaction Running Time
29 - Cache panics	descending	Cache Satisfaction

The Global Database Id value is now displayed in more places, if it is set to a non-default value in the target database. This makes it easier to tell different remote databases apart in a replicating or synchronizing environment:

• Facts & Figures title line

• Database-level Curiosities title line

• Table and Column name list title lines

• CREATE TABLE and CREATE VIEW title lines

The Foxhound License Agreement has been simplified and rewritten in the style of the original Borland "Just like a book" license agreement.

When the Generally-Available (GA) form of Foxhound ships, it will be available in three editions: Evaluation, Basic and Extended.

The Display Schema CREATE VIEW display has been enhanced to behave like the CREATE TABLE display: when you click on a column name in the alphabetical column list in the left frame, not only does the CREATE VIEW containing that column open in the right frame, but it is scrolled down to the specific column. Previously, the CREATE VIEW appeared but it was not scrolled down to the column.

The Foxhound Options - Export Samples functionality has been enhanced to include information about Alerts:

• export7_alert.txt

• export8_all_clear.txt

• export9_alert_cancelled.txt

• export10_alerts_criteria.txt

The "Frequently Asked Questions" section of the Foxhound website has been updated:

How do I backup my Foxhound database?
How do I shrink the size of the Foxhound database?
What is the Foxhound End-User License Agreement (EULA)?
What is the upgrade policy for installing new builds of Foxhound?
What are the differences among the different editions of Foxhound: Beta, Evaluation, Basic and Extended?
What happens when a copy of Foxhound expires?
Why did Foxhound start automatically after I stopped it?

Messages...
ALERT #xx - xxx - xxx(nn)
ALL CLEAR #xx - xxx - xxx(nn)
CANCELLED #xx - xxx - xxx(nn)
CREATE PROCEDURE rroad_..._properties failed ... Item 'rroad_..._properties' already exists
Foxhound Extended edition is required for ...
SQL Anywhere database version ... not supported
SQL Anywhere database server ... not supported
The initial activation was not successful: you cannot activate a BETA copy of Foxhound as FULL.

See also...
What is Foxhound?
How do I get a copy of Foxhound?