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ianpotts
Starting Member
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Posted - 2005-12-05 : 13:46:24
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Hi,I have a sqlservr.exe process that is using 60 - 100% of CPU. Eventually it cause loss of connection to DB.Any Ideas?ThanksIan |
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Kristen
Test
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Posted - 2005-12-05 : 14:59:58
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Find what particular query is hogging the CPU, and see about reducing the effort it takes.Also check if it is actually CPU bound, or thrashing the RAM or Disks, or if the CPU activity is genuinely SQLSERVR.EXE or something else.Kristen |
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activecrypt
Posting Yak Master
165 Posts |
Posted - 2005-12-06 : 00:23:16
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Hi,Ensure 1). Latest SP is their2). Installed latest Hot Fixes3). Latest MDAC version is their4). Run Profiler against a long running SP/T-SQL or T-SQL with a complex calculation:-)RegardsAndy DavisActivecrypt Team--------------------------------------------SQL Server Encryption Softwarehttp://www.activecrypt.com |
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Kristen
Test
22859 Posts |
Posted - 2005-12-06 : 03:40:33
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"1). Latest SP is their"I would suggestion caution on installing SP4 unless proper testing has been performed. SP4 changed the way that the query plan is generated in some instances, and this can make some queries perform FAR worse. Admittedly this only applies to poorly formed queries, although the first you may know that you have a "poorly formed query" is when performance takes a nose dive after installing SP4 Kristen |
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