Learn the Performance Monitor counters to avoid and those to exploit for the latest versions of Microsoft SQL Server from database expert Kevin E. Kline.
The Zombie PerfMon Counter That Never Dies! Quick Tip
Available Online – SQL Server Training Videos
Interested in my various performance tuning and troubleshooting videos about SQL Server? These videos feature my good buddies (and uber-SQL Server experts) Brent Ozar (blog | twitter) and Buck Woody (blog | twitter). View these insight-packed training videos from our SQL Server training events originally presented on March 3 and July 21 of 2010:HERE. You can watch [...]
Video: Ensure Optimal Performance When Deploying SQL Server 2005
Kevin Kline will offer insight into best practices for SQL Server 2005 set up, configuration and queries. He will also discuss tuning for both the server and hardware to help an application perform better after it is deployed. This presentation will offer a better understanding of several SQL Server performance related areas including:
* Hardware design
* SQL Server configuration settings
* Database configuration settings
* Application design
* SQL Tuning
Video: SQL Server Memory Troubleshooting
Need to troubleshoot SQL Server 2005 memory settings? Not sure where to look to measure SQL 2000 memory pressure?
And the Winners are…
Video: SQL Performance Optimization
Gain insight into best practices for SQL Server optimization and ways to alleviate many root causes that can impact performance of your SQL Server database.
Videos: Strategies for Addressing Common SQL Server Challenges
Webcast originally presented by renowned SQL Server expert Kevin Kline and learn valuable strategies for addressing these challenges and more.
Video: SQL Server Disk Optimization
Kevin will address challenges and explore methodologies to help you efficiently use allocated disk space for enterprise storage and production environments.
DBTA: The Ebb and Flow of SQL Server Instrumentation
Microsoft SQL Server’s relational engine has offered new instrumentation that improves by light years with each new release. The introduction of Dynamic Management Views (DMVs) in SQL Server 2005 provided a much-needed equivalent to Oracle’s long-standing and capable V$ and X$ system views. SQL Server 2008 has provided another dramatic improvement to its instrumentation with [...]
Two Free Training Webcasts Open for Registration
In May, learn about SQL Server architecture and usage from the point-of-view of an Oracle DBA. In June, learn about tuning queries for optimal performance on Microsoft SQL Server databases.