I will be presenting a day-long pre-conference at SQLPASS on the topic – 21 Essential Scripts: Jump-Start Performance Tuning for Accidental DBAs and regular session as well. Lots of people are asking me what I will be covering in the session, so I have decided to give sneak preview about it on the blog of PASS.
SQL SERVER – Database Performance Analyzer – Table Tuning Advisors
I am a SQL Server Performance Tuning Expert and I consultant with multiple organizations across the world when they have performance tuning issues. I am often showed one or more of the tables of the system and asked to tune system around those tables. The task of table tuning is very challenging.
SQL SERVER – Query to Find the Longest Running Function – Function Elapsed Time
I love my job of SQL Server Performance Tuning and Optimization consultant as every single day I walk into the customer door (well, to be honest, it is actually virtual door of GoToMeeting), I face new challenges and learn new ways to tune SQL Server. In this blog post, we will discuss Query to Find the Longest Running Function.
Microsoft Dynamics CRM – Max Degree of Parallelism Settings and Slow Performance
My primary source of income for me is the Comprehensive Database Performance Health Check for any application using SQL Server. Recently, I was hired by a large organization which was struggling with the poor performance of their Microsoft Dynamics CRM. They had recently upgraded their SQL Server to the latest version of SQL Server and were facing slow queries, slow loading of the pages as well as white screens in the applications.
Practical Real World Performance Tuning – Reviews and Feedback
I have so far received an amazing response to my online class Practical Real World Performance Tuning. As I am writing this blog post so far we have 37 reviews for this class. In today’s blog post we will go over a few of the reviews and feedback.
SQL SERVER – Applying NOLOCK to Every Single Table in Select Statement – SET TRANSACTION ISOLATION LEVEL READ UNCOMMITTED
The other day, during SQL Server Performance Tuning Practical Workshop, I walked into a very interesting situation. While tuning a query we had a situation when we had to check if the query is locked during the execution of not. To test our theory out we had to put a nolock hint for every single table of the long query. However, it was no way possible to do so as the Stored Procedure was super huge and involved over 90 tables and 14 views in multiple SQL Statements. It was indeed a huge challenge for a developer team to modify that SP. If you ever face such situations, you should not stress out. There is a much simpler way to read uncommitted data.