Say you buy an account or business application (eg: Quick Books, PCLaw, etc...) that uses SQL Server 2017/2019/2022, you install the client side on 20 to 50 users workstation. - how can you look at the SQL Server to see if: a. The SQL Server needs more RAM, CPU or IOP's ? b. The SQL Server needs a faster network connection? c. The Client Application is the problem they maybe facing ?
Say you buy an account or business application (eg: Quick Books, PCLaw, etc...) that uses SQL Server 2017/2019/2022, you install the client side on 20 to 50 users workstation.
- how can you look at the SQL Server to see if:
a. The SQL Server needs more RAM, CPU or IOP's ?
b. The SQL Server needs a faster network connection?
c. The Client Application is the problem they maybe facing ?
Can you also show us the SQL Server counters if that same or somewhat modify SQL-script would run from 3 to 5 computers connect to that sql server ?
Nicely explained. How can you limit SQL?
Can you run the SQL workload from another computer, and show us the SQL Server counters?
what about high memory usage caused by SQL Server?
Really helpful Amit sir
Yeah, it's handy sometimes to quickly assess what's what. I run it through PS
Love this video
Thanx a lot Sir
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