Resource Governor

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  • I just guess and got correct 2 out of 3.

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  • Not using 2012 yet so 2 out of 3 ain't bad. Good to know though for when we do upgrade.


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  • Knew two - guessed the 3rd .... but wondering how many of those answering the question actually use the Resource Governor ?

    If everything seems to be going well, you have obviously overlooked something.

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  • bitbucket-25253 (4/5/2013)


    Knew two - guessed the 3rd .... but wondering how many of those answering the question actually use the Resource Governor ?

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  • bitbucket-25253 (4/5/2013)


    Knew two - guessed the 3rd .... but wondering how many of those answering the question actually use the Resource Governor ?

    I do I do! Not on 2012 (yet), but we have some people who have rights to run queries against our production server. They go into a resource governor pool that keeps them from swallowing all of the resources on the server with their

    "I know SQL" queries.



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  • Even though the question said "the three options", I went and picked only two. I've never used the resource governor, so I wouldn't have gotten it right anyway. =P

    This made me wonder: what does the minimum CPU setting mean? If there aren't enough queries on that resource pool to reach the minimum, the server will dedicate its resources to that anyway?

  • Thanks for the question.

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  • Good easy question. 🙂

  • An easy one !

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