There are many wait types in SQL Server and not all of them are documented. Long ago I wrote blog on PREEMPTIVE and Non-PREEMPTIVE waits. SQL SERVER – PREEMPTIVE and Non-PREEMPTIVE – Wait Type – Day 19 of 28. In this blog post we will take a look at how to solve wait PREEMPTIVE_OLEDB_RELEASE.
SQL SERVER – 2016 – Wait Stats and Queues Script Updated – Identify Resource Bottlenecks
NOTE: This script will just work fine with earlier version of SQL Server (2008, 2012, 2014) along with SQL Server 2016. It will give the expected results in all the SQL Server versions. This script will help you identify resource bottlenecks in your SQL Server.
A few years ago, I wrote the script which will help us identify SQL Wait Stats and Queues. It is a very popular script. You can find the link to the script over here: Introduction to Wait Stats and Wait Types. However, it has been a long time since I wrote that script and it was written for SQL Server 2008.
SQL SERVER – Finding Waits For Any Session with Extended Event wait_info
It becomes a great win-win situation. Let us learn about Extended Event wait_info in this blog post. Do you think this script will be useful for you?
SQL SERVER – Script: Current IO Related Waits on SQL Server
Playing around with DMVs is so much fun. Many a times we need little inspiration and a problem in hand to solve. Out of many things I monitor, I have personally seen folks having trouble in finding what is going wrong when the server turns slow. In a recent conversation…
Read MoreSQL SERVER – Life of a SQL Query – Query States
This is the guest blog post written by James Davies, Sales Engineer, Confio Software, a SolarWinds company. It is written based on the Database Performance Analyzer. I encourage you to download it for free from here. From the moment a query request is made until the query response is delivered,…
Read MoreSQL SERVER – 28 Links for Learning SQL Wait Stats from Beginning
It has been exact two years since I have written series on SQL Wait Statistics and Queues. I often received quite a few questions related to this subject. Here are my answers to the questions. Q: The series which you have written two years ago, is it still relevant to…
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