I have problem whit an SQL Server 2012 Enterprise Core Edition running in Windows Server 2008, the CPU is exceeding 60%, "System: Context Switches/sec" is exceeding 8000, "System: Processor queue length" is exceeding 2, I set Max dop degree is in 8. What other set I have to ch
Hello,
Please determine the optimum maxdop setting using the SELECT statement provided on the following post.
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/sqltips/archive/2005/09/14/466387.aspx
Hope
Regards,
Alberto Morillo
SQLCoffee.com
Exceeding 60% is not a problem by itself, does anything else seem to be a problem? Are users seeing slow response?
How many cores in the instance? How many active connections? What are your top waits?
What kind of work is it doing?
What about IO queues? Seconds/read? Page life expectancy? Paging rate?
Josh
Josh
The processor is quad-core Amd opteron (tm)processor 8354, 4 core physical,
The instance has 350 seccion, and there is only DB, that work for Voip product
My top 10 wait
wait_type waiting_tasks_count wait_time_ms
CHECKPOINT_QUEUE 1628 106201319
SP_SERVER_DIAGNOSTICS_SLEEP 7102 107102162
LOGMGR_QUEUE 6983003 107106487
XE_DISPATCHER_WAIT 895 107288539
REQUEST_FOR_DEADLOCK_SEARCH 21441 107352130
SQLTRACE_INCREMENTAL_FLUSH_SLEEP 26779 107367213
HADR_FILESTREAM_IOMGR_IOCOMPLETION 209657 107369523
DIRTY_PAGE_POLL 980940 107370314
XE_TIMER_EVENT 24175 107370416
DISPATCHER_QUEUE_SEMAPHORE 34593 111473725
LAZYWRITER_SLEEP 860662 429383713
Counter:
Buffer cache hit ratio allways 100%
Page Life Expectancy always above 300 seconds
Alberto,
Very Good tool, Monday in the morning I will monitoring this and send you the information.
I have 4 processors
The counter System: Context Switches/sec is always above 5000.
The query returned me that the optimal is 4, will change it.
Thanks
I have 4 processors
The counter System: Context Switches/sec is always above 5000
The range is between 8000 and 11000


