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Microsoft Log Parser Toolkit $41.95 HIGHLIGHT Written by Microsoft’s Log Parser developer, this is the first book available on Microsoft’s popular yet undocumented log parser tool. The book and accompanying Web site contain hundreds of customized, working scripts and templates that system administrators will find invaluable for analyzing the log files from Windows Server, Snort IDS, ISA Server, IIS Server, Exchange Server, and other products. System administrators running Windows, Unix, and Linux networks manage anywhere from 1 to thousands of operating systems (Windows, Unix, etc.), Applications (Exchange, Snort, IIS, etc.), and hardware devices (firewalls, routers, etc.) that generate incredibly long and detailed log files of all activity on the particular application or device. This book will teach administrators how to use Microsoft’s Log Parser to data mine all of the information available within these countless logs. The book teaches readers how all queries within Log Parser work (for example: a Log Parser query to an Exchange log may provide information on the origin of spam, viruses, etc.). Also, Log Parser is completely scriptable and customizable so the book and accompanying Web site will provide the reader with hundreds of original, working scripts that will automate these tasks and provide formatted charts and reports detailing the results of the queries. * Written by Microsoft’s sole developer of Log Parser, this is the first book available on the powerful yet completely undocumented product that ships with Microsoft’s IIS, Windows Advanced Server 2003, and is available as a free download from the Microsoft Web site. * The book and accompanying Web site contain dozens of original, working Log Parser scripts and templates for Windows Server, ISA Server, Snort IDS, Exchange Server, IIS, and more! * This book and accompanying scripts will save system administrators countless hours by scripting and automating the most common to the most complex log analysis tasks. |
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Evaluating Performance With SQL Server Monitoring Counters
SQL server counters are special tools used within SQL server monitoring. They enable you to measure many aspects of SQL Server performance. If you collect historical data you can use it now and in the future to properly optimize your SQL server. You can utilize counters for your preferred metrics. Using these counters will make it fast and simple to find and fix SQL server performance issues.
Discover more SQL Server monitoring tactics.
We have put together a short list of 5 typical SQL server counters to use in your SQL server optimization.
1. Buffer Manager: Page Life Expectancy
A counter of page life expectancy will measure the amount of time a page stays 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. As page life expectancy is increased so will the performance of the system.
2. Batch Requests/Second
Batch requests/second measure the number of batches SQL Server receives per second. This will indicate the amount of activity a SQL server is experiencing. A high number means that there are a higher amount of query executions. SQL Server optimization requires periodic measurements to determine SQL Server performance over time.
3. SQL Compilations/Second
SQL compilations/second measures the number of times SQL Server compiles an execution plan per second. This is a process that is known to be very resource intensive and could potentially hurt the performance of your SQL server. The comparison of SQL compilations/second and batch requests/second enables DBAs to determine if compilations are a cause for poor SQL performance.
4. Buffer Cache Hit Ratio
A buffer cache hit ratio will determine how frequently SQL servers find data pages in their buffer cache when a query requests it. A number closer to 100 indicates superior performance. It means the SQL server could gather the data from memory rather than from a disk.
Learn about the benefits of SQL Server optimization.
5. Lock Waits/Second
From time to time the SQL server will need to lock system resources to ensure it can deal with many users utilizing the system at the same time. The measurement of lock waits/second refers to how often a SQL server was not able to retain a lock. Being unable to retain a lock can hinder SQL server performance. Ideally, zero is your SQL monitoring target. Larger numbers indicate decreased performance.
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ASP.NET at Work: Building 10 Enterprise Projects $54.99 Improve your ASP.NET know-how by building 10 ready-to-use applicationsASP.NET provides developers with more functionality and flexibility to develop dynamic Web applications while at the same time writing less code. If you're an ASP developer familiar with ASP.NET and Visual Studio .NET basics but unsure of how to connect all of these technologies to build useful applications, this book provides a unique approach to help you solve this problem.Centered on ten applications, these projects present complete programs that you can adopt and modify for use in your own organization. With special emphasis on those ASP.NET features that you'll utilize most often, seasoned ASP developer Eric Smith walks you through the following applications:* Project 1: Address Book-Build an ASP.NET application connected to a Microsoft SQL Server database.* Project 2: Contact Manager-Build reusable business objects to handle the business logic and validation necessary for most applications.* Project 3: Calendar Viewer -Use the date-and-time functions included in .NET to handle all sorts of calendar events, both one-time and recurring.* Project 4: Web Log Analyzer-Create applications for Web traffic, build a Windows service to gather logs and import them into SQL Server, and build an ASP.NET application to view the analysis.* Project 5: ASP.NET Error Manager -Use Event Log objects to collect errors from your ASP.NET applications in a central location and provide information on what occurred and when.* Project 6: Online Store-Build the "classic" online store from start to finish.* Projects 7-10: Teamwork Network-Build an online collaboration system that includes project tracking, file sharing, and discussion forums.The companion CD-ROM contains the complete code for the ten projects and bonus features for Project 10.The companion Web site contains a working version of each of the ten projects built in the book.Wiley |
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Hands-On Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Integration Services $49.99 Build robust, high-performance Business Intelligence solutions with SSISExtract, transform, and consolidate data from disparate sources and move it to single or multiple destinations using SQL Server 2005 Integration Services — the next-generation data integration platform. Hands-On Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Integration Services shows you, step-by-step, how to build and manage SSIS packages, draw out meaningful information from raw data, and deliver de-duplicated and cleansed data to business applications and corporate reports. Inside, you'll get detailed information on migrating to SQL Server 2005 Integration Services, enhancing performance, and implementing encryption policies to secure SSIS packages.ESSENTIAL SKILLS FOR DATABASE PROFESSIONALS:Build packages with the SSIS Import and Export Wizard and BIDSCreate expressions using variables, functions, and operatorsLay out package workflow with Control Flow Containers and tasksSecure SSIS packages and encrypt sensitive dataMonitor and audit runtime events using log providersRespond to external triggers with event handlersTransform and manipulate input using Data Flow ComponentsStandardize, de-duplicate, and cleanse data with Fuzzy Lookup and Fuzzy Grouping transformationsLoad Data warehouse using Slowly Changing Dimension transformationDeploy, optimize, troubleshoot, and debug SSIS packagesAshwani Nanda develops and maintains marketing, analytical, and CRM-based database systems for medium- to large-sized enterprises. His current area of specialization is data modeling, database management, data analysis, and visualization. He started his career on the real-time mainframe systems back in the age when hard disks used to weigh a kilo per megabyte. Moving from system engineering for mainframes to networking and infrastructure support and currently to data practice, he has worked for several major hardware and software vendors. He has loved |