I am trying to monitor performancce of a database using PerfMon, but the
database instance does not show in PerfMon. I have noticed that some
databases show up in the list and some don't. These database are all active
and running. Why is this?Do you have more than 99 DBs on your SQL instance (including master,
model & tempdb)? SQL used to have a problem keeping perfmon stats for
dbids > 99. I don't know if Microsoft have fixed that issue with SQL
2005 or not. If that's what's happening with you then in perfmon you'll
see DBs whose dbid() <= 99 but not those DBs over that.
*mike hodgson*
http://sqlnerd.blogspot.com
Paul wrote:
>I am trying to monitor performancce of a database using PerfMon, but the
>database instance does not show in PerfMon. I have noticed that some
>databases show up in the list and some don't. These database are all active
>and running. Why is this?
>
Monday, March 12, 2012
Performance Optimizing
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