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SQL Monitor 11.0: Monitor SQL Servers hosted on Amazon RDS

We’ve just released SQL Monitor 11.0, and for this latest version we partnered with Amazon AWS to let you monitor SQL Severs hosted on Amazon RDS. You can monitor these alongside your on-premises and other cloud-based servers, instances, and databases, giving you visibility in a single pane of glass. Version 11.0 also introduces new advanced tempdb monitoring metrics, and significant performance improvements.

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Detecting Deadlocks

By default, how often is the SQL Server Database Engine checking for deadlocks?

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