The purpose is to monitor the database server performance evaluation. Effective monitoring includes regular shooting performance of the current snapshot of the process to isolate the cause of the problem, as well as the continuous collection of data to track performance trends. Microsoft SQL Server and Microsoft operating systems provide a utility that allows you to view the current status of the database and track the status of performance changes.
The next section contains topic explains how to use SQL Server and Windows performance and event monitoring tools. This section contains the following topics:
Use the Windows tools to perform monitoring tasks
Create a SQL Server database using Windows tools alert
Use Extended Events perform monitoring tasks
Use SQL Server Management Studio to perform monitoring tasks
Use SQL Trace and SQL Server Profiler to perform monitoring tasks
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Subsequent sections will introduce the use of SQL Trace and method of SQL Server Profiler.
Deprecated SQL Trace and SQL Server Profiler. It includes Microsoft SQL Server to track and replay objects "Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Trace" namespace also Yizao abandoned.
This feature is in maintenance mode and might be removed in a future version of Microsoft SQL Server. Avoid using this feature in new development work, and plan to modify applications that currently use this feature.
Instead, use Extended Events. About the extended event details, please refer to the Getting Started: SQL Server Extended Events in and SSMS XEvent Profiler .