Solution Brief : Precise
Precise: A Performance Monitoring Approach that Resolves Issues Quicker
There are many methodologies to help you. You can look at the slowest transactions on average and tackle those. You could look at those wait events that are the heaviest in time.
The problem with these approaches is that they are hit or miss. A slow transaction (that is, a SQL statement) that runs for 30 seconds may seem like an obvious choice. However, that statement can only run once. Whereas a transaction that executes 3 seconds on average and executes over 1000 times is a better choice for investigating performance.
See Also:
- Webcast: IDERA Live | Monitor the Performance of Multiple-Platform Databases in the Cloud
- Webcast: SQL Server Performance Advanced Monitoring and Best Practices
- Webcast: Troubleshooting SQL Server Performance Problems
- Datasheet: Precise for Databases
- Datasheet: Precise for IBM DB2
- Datasheet: Precise for SQL Server
- Datasheet: Precise for Sybase
- Video: An Overview of Precise for DB2
- Video: An Overview of Precise for Sybase
- Video: Benefits of Precise for Databases
- Video: How to Receive What-If Analysis on your SQL Server, Oracle, and DB2 Databases
- Video: How To Install the Precise Framework on Oracle
- Video: Lights Out: Best Practices for Serious Database Performance (for Precise)
- Video: Overview of Precise for SQL Server
- Video: Precise for SQL Server’s New GUI
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Topics : Database Monitoring,Database Performance,
Products : Precise for Databases,