Does LVM 2.0 support MSSQL Server Alias?

Dear All
Is it possible to manage a MSSQL Server Alias from within SAP LVM 2.0?
Will LVM 2.0 detect any change if the alias is changed using the MSSQL tools?
Thank you for your input :-)
Kind regards
Lucas

Hi Lucas,
There no out-of-the-box solution for this however, you can implement this using a custom hook/operation/notification in LVM.
Basically custom hooks/operations/notifications help you write your own scripts/procedures and integrate them with LVM to extend the standard functionality of LVM.
For example: you could define your own custom notification that would notify you whenever the alias changes and you will see the notification inside LVM (or) you could define a custom hook that is implicitly invokes during a system start/stop operations which checks for the new alias during startup.
Please refer to the official documentation link on Extended Landscape Configuration:
Extended
Landscape Configuration - SAP NetWeaver Landscape Virtualization Management
2.0, Enterprise Edition - SAP Libra…
SAP Notes: 1889590 and 1465491
Hope this helps.
Best Regards,
Adarsh

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