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  • RE: The Service Broker endpoint is in disabled or stopped state

    I am seeing the same message in the errorlog.

    SQL Server 2012 (11.0.3373). We are using AlwaysOn AG's and have configured and are using the AG Listener for read only...

  • RE: Unexplained Performance Observation

    Jeff Moden (8/27/2013)


    BrerSQL (8/26/2013)


    Sequential GUIDs definitely would make sense.

    I'm not so sure that's true. If the computer is re-booted, the start of a new sequence might not be >...

  • RE: Unexplained Performance Observation

    Erland and Kevin...this is great information.

    I will definitely look into the fill factor.

    Sequential GUIDs definitely would make sense.

    I am in the process of pushing Session off of SQL Server so...

  • RE: Unexplained Performance Observation

    TheSQLGuru (8/22/2013)


    1) Sorry, but I cannot ignore having session state stored in SQL Server. :w00t:

    2) You have a varchar(100) as your clustered index. Does it look like a...

  • RE: Failover Clustering and DTC

    Perry Whittle (3/21/2012)


    Calvo's link is fairly detailed, you may also see my article at this link[/url], review the top section for installing the Windows roles and services which include Windows...

  • RE: Sliding Window Replication

    I didn't get much on this but here is what I have decided to do...

    I have modified the sliding window filters so that the sliding window will always start at...

  • RE: Trans replication errors 2627 and 20598

    I know this is an old topic but I ran into the same situation and was able to determine that my filters were causing me problems.

    I figured I would post...

  • RE: Forced parameterization

    Any resolution on this?

    I am interested in what you found was the cause of increased compiles and increased number of cached plans.

    If you are having parameterization problems with a single...

  • RE: Table Fragmentation and Avg_Page_space_used_in_percent

    Before anyone replies to this...I have answered my own question.

    I entered my whole post and the answer hit me upside the head as I was typing the last sentence.

    For education...

  • RE: Performance Degradation

    Final followup to this thread in case anyone was interested....

    We ended up having the problem re-occur and neither Microsoft nor I could determine the source of the issue even with...

  • RE: Impacts with frequent use of FOR XML RAW

    Do you have a personal vendetta against the FOR XML clause? You haven't provided the business need for the sproc. You haven't supplied the definition of the sproc. You haven't...

  • RE: Performance Degradation

    My Second question....Can frequent use of FOR XML RAW cause a SYSTEM wide issue? Maybe memory related?

    I know this is a complicated issue.

    Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

    I did...

  • RE: Performance Degradation

    1) disk queue length is a useless measure of IO performance on modern hardware. avg disk sec/read and /write are best.

    Yes, am am now capturing and trending these numbers daily.

    2)...

  • RE: Performance Degradation

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    affinity I/O mask-2147483648214748364700

    affinity mask-2147483648214748364700

    affinity64 I/O mask-2147483648214748364700

    affinity64 mask-2147483648214748364700

    Agent XPs0111

    allow updates0100

    awe enabled0100

    blocked process threshold08640055

    c2 audit mode0100

    clr enabled0100

    common criteria compliance enabled0100

    cost threshold for parallelism03276755

    cross db ownership chaining0100

    cursor threshold-12147483647-1-1

    Database Mail XPs0111

    default...

  • RE: Performance Degradation

    michal_marek (10/12/2010)


    First question:

    Are You set "lock pages in memory" in gpedit.msc for account sqlservices?

    Twice:

    what are you set RAID for Database, TempDb, Log Files... ? It is...

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