As a DBA or SQL Developer, the amount of time we work with SQL Server Management can never be measured. As a database person, these hidden gems of SQL Server can never be underestimated. With each release the tool improves to give the next set of features. I have seen in multiple blogs where the Product Managers constantly ask for feedbacks and are looking at making enhancements to the tool. If you go to the connect site, the votes for a feature requests decides if they will ever make it into the next release of SSMS. If you get the drift, knowing the statistics on a given request decides how the feature will get added. These statistics and questions gives product team the confidence to people’s request. Similarly, when working with SQL Server objects, it will be useful if we can know how many times a procedure were called and how many CPU, IO cycles were spent. Let’s see Resource Locking and Object Execution Statistics Report.