View and edit the properties of a DBMS, such as its name, description, and DBMS group assignment.
The DBMS properties also include the trigger settings for the DBMS. A Data Definition Language (DDL) trigger can be added to the monitored database to prevent DDL actions before they happen.
Stopping a DDL action requires relevant custom rules, for example, cmdtype = drop table and user <> $privileged_users. The DDL trigger was designed to have minimal impact on the DBMS. But, with heavy DDL traffic, the delay that the DDL trigger introduces can cause unwanted latency.
On the DBMSs page, click the DBMS tab.
In the DBMS list, click the Edit Configuration icon
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in the required row.
The DBMS Configuration tab displays the properties of the selected DBMS.