Hi Lakshmi,
SiteScope - by default - doesn't use a database to store the monitor results,
it uses flat files stored in <SiteScopy>\logs
SiteScopeyyyy_mm_dd.log
and
SiteScopeyyyy_mm_dd.v2.log
for example
07/13/2016 12:00 AM 1,675,172 SiteScope2016_07_12.log
07/13/2016 12:00 AM 1,897,561 SiteScope2016_07_12.v2.log
..
08/18/2016 11:58 PM 1,661,371 SiteScope2016_08_18.log
08/18/2016 11:58 PM 1,871,446 SiteScope2016_08_18.v2.log
..
There usually is one logfile per logfile type per day, so
08/18/2016 11:58 PM 1,661,371 SiteScope2016_08_18.log
08/18/2016 11:58 PM 1,871,446 SiteScope2016_08_18.v2.log
these files contain all the measurements and their metrics, the .v2 logfile contains the same data as the other one, but in a slighlty different format:
SiteScope2016_08_18.log
..
00:00:14 08/18/2016 good 1224490719 CPU sov02bac13 10% avg, cpu1 19%, cpu2 5%, cpu3 15%, cpu4 1% 1:24495 10 19 5 15 1
..
SiteScope2016_08_18.v2.log
..
00:00:14 08/18/2016 name#:#CPU sov02bac13 external#:#f388adce-5181-442d-bf9c-f61ff16d794c bsm#:#200267 targets#:#sov02bac13 status#:#good state#:#H4sIAAAAAAAAADM0UFVILEvXUUguKDVUMLRUBbOMFEwhDGMFQyjLRMFQFQBdR0EyLQAAAA== metrics#:#H4sIAAAAAAAAACstyczJrEosyczPU7ZVNjRQLijKzFUuRYgqJBeUKigrGIJkLZWtsUgZAaVMscoYgzRhlzIBSQEAxn1fdn0AAAA= type#:#CPU unique#:#1224490726
..
Greetings
Siggi