SQL Server Advanced Troubleshooting and Performance Tuning

Best Practices and Techniques

By: Dmitri Korotkevitch

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eText | 13 May 2022 | Edition Number 1

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This practical book provides a comprehensive overview of troubleshooting and performance tuning best practices for Microsoft SQL Server. Database engineers, including database developers and administrators, will learn how to identify performance issues, troubleshoot the system in a holistic fashion, and properly prioritize tuning efforts to attain the best system performance possible.

Author Dmitri Korotkevitch, Microsoft Data Platform MVP and Microsoft Certified Master (MCM), explains the interdependencies between SQL Server database components. You'll learn how to quickly diagnose your system and discover the root cause of any issue. Techniques in this book are compatible with all versions of SQL Server and cover both on-premises and cloud-based SQL Server installations.

Discover how performance issues present themselves in SQL Server
Learn about SQL Server diagnostic tools, methods, and technologies
Perform health checks on SQL Server installations
Learn the dependencies between SQL Server components
Tune SQL Server to improve performance and reduce bottlenecks
Detect poorly optimized queries and inefficiencies in query execution plans
Find inefficient indexes and common database design issues
Use these techniques with Microsoft Azure SQL databases, Azure SQL Managed Instances, and Amazon RDS for SQL Server