December 2017
Intermediate to advanced
434 pages
10h 14m
English
In Chapter 6, Indexing and Performance, we have seen several wait types in the Activity Monitor tool. We can use the whole Wait Statistics approach for a thorough understanding of the SQL Server workload and undertake performance troubleshooting based on the collected data. Wait Statistics are based on the fact that, any time a request has to wait for a resource, the SQL Server tracks this information, and we can use this information for further analysis.
When we consider any user process, it can include several threads. A thread is a single unit of execution on SQL Server, where SQLOS controls the thread scheduling instead of relying on the operating system layer. Each processor core has it's own scheduler ...
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