Thursday, March 8, 2012

Cpu Usage High.

Hi,
can we check cpu usage of our server by query analyzer,I dont have direct access to server and simply i've registered it by entr manager.
Site is too slow..there are no locks no processesing..but still its moving like dead..
i want to check by query analyzer..
1) cpu usage
2) buffer cache ratio
3) ram utilised and free on server.
regards
sunnyHi,
The easiest way is that, you can connect to Performace monitor remotely.
Open Performance monitor and click the ADD counter butter,
where you can mention the SQL server name (\\Servername). But you should
have required OS level previlages in the SQL Server machine.
Buffer hit ratio can verified using the below DBCC command
DBCC PERFMON
Note:
Incase if you found all the hardware resouces usage is below limit than
using profiler identify the TSQL/ Procedure causing
the bottle neck. After that try to tune using SQL Serevr Query execution
plan and Index tuning wizard.
Thanks
Hari
MCDBA
"sunny" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:7EDA9B30-F184-40DD-8FEE-FE144D43D9B8@.microsoft.com...
> Hi,
> can we check cpu usage of our server by query analyzer,I dont have direct
access to server and simply i've registered it by entr manager.
> Site is too slow..there are no locks no processesing..but still its moving
like dead..
> i want to check by query analyzer..
> 1) cpu usage
> 2) buffer cache ratio
> 3) ram utilised and free on server.
> regards
> sunny
>|||can use sp_monitor to check cpu activity since sql was started. . .cpu_busy column tells you how much time cpu has spent servicing sql server requests

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