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  • sp_who for Sql 2005 (sp_who2k5)

    I get many requests from customers for something like sp_who/sp_who2 for Sql 2005 with new columns/features/etc. specific to Sql 2005 (sp_who/sp_who2 are both included in Sql 2005, but they return exactly the same information as they did in Sql 2000). Well, here's one version of it - I've included...
    Posted to Weblog by Chad Boyd on 10-15-2007
  • Tracking index maintanence information...

    Similar to my post regarding index usage (most/least often), you can use the following code below to get index operational information (exposed via the sys.dm_db_index_operational_stats dynamic management function in Sql 2005). You can include table filters, specify ordering operations, and specify specific...
    Posted to Weblog by Chad Boyd on 10-15-2007
  • What indexes are used most often (or least often) on my server?

    A customer this past week was curious how to determine which indexes on their server were being used either very frequently or very infrequently. This type of information can be invaluable when tuning a server on both ends: finding the most frequently used structures can aid in tracking down hotspots...
    Posted to Weblog by Chad Boyd on 10-15-2007
  • How can I get sysindexes information in Sql 2005?

    A customer asked me today how they could retrieve information similar to that available in the "sysindexes" system table from Sql Server 2000 in Sql Server 2005 using the new catalog views. Though in Sql 2005 there is a dbo.sysindexes and sys.sysindexes compatability view, it doesn't return...
    Posted to Weblog by Chad Boyd on 10-15-2007
  • sys.dm_os_buffer_descriptors aggregations

    Lots of customers I visit are frequently interested in determining what objects/structures/files/etc. are consuming the largest amount of space at a given time (or over time) within the Sql Server buffer pool. In Sql 2000, this was a bit complicated to determine to say the least, however with Sql 2005's...
    Posted to Weblog by Chad Boyd on 10-15-2007
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