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SQL Server Diagnostics

Posted Tuesday, February 12, 2008 11:38 AM | 7 Comments

SQL Server diagnostics are a mess. To monitor the well-being of a server, you need to be able to inspect all logged errors, have a whole raft of performance information, WMI data, and be able to study the history of backups and scheduled jobs. You have Read More

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