| Co-authors: Steven, Bolton, Christian, Langford, Justin, Cape, Michael, Jin, Joshua J., Hinson, Douglas, Ji, Haidong, Mestemaker, Paul A., Sen, Arindam
Professional SQL Server 2005 Performance Tuning Written by
a team of expert SQL users, this comprehensive resource approaches
performance tuning from a new perspective by showing you a methodical
scientific approach to diagnose performance problems. In addition, the
authors demonstrate how to make use of the key tools for SQL Server
Performance tuning. Broken into four parts, the book first walks
you through how to discover bottlenecks when something is wrong and
how to monitor SQL Server to see whether there is a resource
bottleneck. You′ll then learn how to identify and remove the
problems that are causing poor performance. The next section explains
the preventive measures you can take to try to avoid a performance
problem entirely. Finally, you′ll learn how to achieve better
performance and you′ll take a look at some of the challenges
involving performance tuning at the later stages of a product′s
life. What you will learn from this book -
How
to use the SQL Server wait types to find resource bottlenecks and the
queries that are creating them -
Ways to tune and configure
the schema so you can remove bottlenecks -
Techniques for
creating standard workloads for use in performance testing -
Benefits of storage subsystem performance and robustness -
How to use SQLIO and SQLIOSim to their full potential -
Best
practices for a successful deployment Who this book is
for This book is for consultants, developers, DBAs,
architects, or anyone with an interest in SQL performance. A working
knowledge of T–SQL and knowledge of how to perform basic SQL
Server and OS administrative tasks is necessary. Wrox
Professional guides are planned and written by working programmers
to meet the real–world needs of programmers, developers, and IT
professionals. Focused and relevant, they address the issues
technology professionals face every day. They provide examples,
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designed to help programmers do a better job. |