Why are you not just selecting the needed files from msdb and execute the restore statement directly in your sqlagent job using tsql?

did you have a look at "Troubleshooting Service Broker (SSB)"

Extended Events is the way to go.

Have a look at the attached script ( capturing key violations ) to get you started

Why aren't you just using 3 inividual inserts ?

Especially when those perform way better.

it depends:

Have a look at GRANT

and GRANT Server Permissions

GRANT view definition ....

vs


GRANT view ANY definition ...

Last time I checked, you could change master db to full recovery, but it did not actually use full recovery !!

This was a couple of editions ago, so I'll...

Creating a single full backup after its monthly ( or whatever frequency ) operations have been done and it has been switched to "read_only" state, would do the job.

However, you...

Can this help you out?

"Troubleshoot SQL Server 2012 Express LocalDB"

And quite an adventure it has been! ( and still is )

I would only "grant" an RPO of 24 hours for DEV systems, and even then urge then to use full recovery and persue an RPO of max 1 hour.

Don't let...

"...There is no PRIMARY KEY on this table. Its a HEAP...."

The lack of a primary key does not make the table a heap. ( it is more a lack design...

yes, if it is causing page splits

( check clustered index, sort according to clustered index of possible )

You should be asking "why has this table 50% unused space" ?

• Is the free space on the data file(s) or in the log file ?
• Indexes can be...

SQL2022 is known to not being the fasted of the versions.

Have a look at Brent's blog Which Version of SQL Server Should You Use?

Have a look at Erins blog: Category: Statistics  

and Kimberlys blog about statistics