Performance Tuning

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Using Dynamic Management Objects to Monitor I/Os Against an Instance of SQL Server

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To ensure that queries run as efficiently as possible, the database administrator needs to monitor performance to find inefficient queries. This article focuses on exploring how a DBA can monitor the I/Os against an instance of SQL Server, using Dynamic Management Objects, or more commonly know as Dynamic Management Views (DMVs) and Functions (DMFs).

2010-08-11

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