I'm aware this type of question has
been asked many times
before:
But my question
has a twist, I want to monitor a system and correlate CPU - IO stats with SQL Server
usage stats, I want to be able to say that at 13:45 the query "select * from bar where
baz = 'quux'", ran on SQL Server 1, used up to 80% CPU for 6 seconds with an IO load of
6 and an average disk queue of 15.
I
can do this now with a combination of perfmon, SQL Profiler and some custom scripts to
correlate the data. I want some tool to do this all for me
now.
Do I expect too much? Is there a tool which
does things like this?
The usually mentioned
candidates are:
But, as
far as I can tell, none of those have everything I want. Or does some and I've missed
it?
Answer
You're unhappy with the built in
functionality profiler provides where you can combine perfmon data files?
The magic happens in Profiler with the
File->Import Performance Data... option. What this means is you can click on your
perform graph (where your CPU is spiking) and profiler will jump to the corresponding
capture that was happening at that moment.
This
was a new feature introduced in SQL Server
2005.
href="http://www.sqlteam.com/article/integrating-profiler-and-perfmon-log-files"
rel="nofollow noreferrer">check this out
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