Answer:

• Specify a different DSN or Connection String name for each target database when starting a Foxhound Monitor session for that database, or

• set the GlobalDBId property to a different non-default value for each target database that uses Version 7 or later of SQL Anywhere. If the target database GlobalDBId property is set to a non-default value, that value will be shown in (parentheses) after the DSN or Connection String name in Alert emails. This makes it easier to tell different remote databases apart in a replicating or synchronizing environment.

Here's how to set the GlobalDBId option:

   SET OPTION PUBLIC.global_database_id = '47';

Here's how to display the value after you've set it:

   SELECT DB_PROPERTY ( 'GlobalDBId' )

Here are the non-default GlobalDBId value ranges:

• Versions 7.0.0 through 8.0.0: 1 to 2147483646

• Versions 8.0.1 and later: 0 to 2147483646