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How SQL Server Monitoring Counters Can Help
SQL server monitoring utilizes SQL server counters. They enable you to measure many aspects of SQL Server performance. Collecting the data over time enables you to see historic trends for current and future SQL Server optimization efforts. These counters can be utilized for specific metrics of your choice. Counters aid DBAs in identifying and solving SQL server performance issues.
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Here are 5 common SQL server counters you could use while optimizing your SQL server.
1. Buffer Manager: Page Life Expectancy
Page life expectancy counters determine the length of time a page remains in the buffer cache. The time is measured in seconds. When a page resides in the memory, the SQL server will not need to read it from a disk. The performance of the system will increase with increased page life expectancy.
2. Batch Requests/Second
Batch requests/second is the measurement of how many batches an SQL server can receive in one second. It shows the activity that a SQL server is currently processing. Higher numbers mean a higher number of query executions. Properly optimizing a SQL server entails taking these measurements often to see how the SQL server is performing over time.
3. SQL Compilations/Second
SQL compilations/second measures the number of times SQL Server compiles an execution plan per second. This procedure is very resource intensive and can hurt your SQL server performance. Comparing this measurement against batch requests/second allows you to identify whether or not compilations are hindering performance.
4. Buffer Cache Hit Ratio
The buffer cache hit ratio measures how often SQL Server finds data pages in its buffer cache when a query requests one. Performance improves as the number reaches closer to 100. Essentially it means that a SQL server was able to grab necessary data from memory and not from a disk.
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5. Lock Waits/Second
Occasionally, SQL Server must lock system resources in order to manage large numbers of concurrent users. The measurement of lock waits/second refers to how often a SQL server was not able to retain a lock. SQL server performance can be degraded by the inability to retain a lock. In a perfect world this number would be 0. As numbers stretch further from 0 performance will decrease.