Title: Troubleshooting and Performance Tuning Microsoft SQL Server with Dynamic Management Views (DMVs)
Level: 200
Abstract: This full day seminar will teach you introductory, intermediate, and advanced techniques for troubleshooting (including detecting, diagnosing, and resolving problems) and performance tuning (discovering sub-optimal performance and making SQL Server faster) using SQL Server’s built-in Dynamic Management Views (DMVs).
Prerequisites: Basic Understanding of the SQL Server relational engine and Transact-SQL
Goal 1: At the beginner’s level, you’ll learn the 80/20 rule of troubleshooting and performance tuning using DMVs – the most common problems that occur and, with minimal effort, how to fix them.
Goal 2: Intermediate problems solving and performance tuning requires more skill and information, especially the correlation of multiple data points. This segment of the seminar will teach you important DMVs and how and when to combine them together for even more powerful performance information.
Goal 3: The advanced segment of the seminar focuses on using DMVs in combination with wait stat information to deliver the most informative and comprehensive metrics about SQL Server behavior for root-cause analysis and performance tuning.
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