RE: Dead Zune Club

Oh, one other thing to check - don't forget good 'ol fashioned PerfMon.
There should be a bunch of performance counters on the server telling you
things like average number of connections, current memory usage and whatnot
for Sql Server.

 

-Chris

 

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On 13/10/2011 12:31 AM, Herb Warren wrote:
> As near as I can tell, the only way to turn it on is with a button on the
> standard toolbar, far right.

I was at the office last week and tried to find the Activity Monitor on 
the standard toolbar (and everywhere else I could look) but didn't see 
it anywhere. This lead me to believe that this component isn't installed 
with the version of SQL Server we are running. I dare not change the SQL 
Server configuration (i.e. what components are installed), because I've 
tried to do that before and it ended badly. I can't afford to mess up 
the customer's production environment.

I'll just limp along with what tools I have. If worst comes to worst 
I'll just put up with our slow SQL Server. The important thing is that 
it's correct, not fast. :P