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SQL Nexus–How to generate Reports from Performance Data collected and imported ?–Part 3

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In previous posts we saw  How to install, configure and collect performance data from SQL Server 2005/2008/2008 R2 ? and  How to import Performance Data using SQL Nexus ?

In this post we will see How to generate Reports in SQL Nexus 

The following are the list of reports available

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Blocking and Resource Wait Statistics Report

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Bottleneck Analysis Report

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Bottleneck Analysis –Drill down sub report

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Bottleneck Analysis –Drill down sub report – Wait Statistics

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SQL Server 2005 Performance Statistics Reports

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Bloaking and Wait Statistics and Bottleneck Analysis reports are linking to Reports we saw earlier

Spinlock Statistics Report – Spinlock is a lightweight, user mode synchronization object used to protect a specific structure. The goal of this report is to see there are no collissions and spin.

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SQL Server 2008 Performance Statistics Reports

Blocking and Wait Statistics, Bottleneck Analysis and Spin Lock Stats reports links to the above reports we saw.

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Query Hash Report – This report show you the list of queries with details of How many times it executed, How many query plans were created, Total CPU time taken, Total Duration to execute the query and Total Logical IO Reads

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Query Hash Report – Performance Overview Drilldown report

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Query Hash Report – Top Unique Batches Drilldown charts

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Query Hash Report – Top Unique Batches Details report

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Query Hash Report – Resource Consumption report

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Query Hash Report – Top Unique Batches Details Report

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Interesting Events Report shows the number of times events like Auto Stats Updation, Lock Escalation, Missing column statistics, etc… is occurring along with Trace Event ID, you can also drill down into each event and see the query caused the event as well

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Interesting Events – Drilldown Report

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I hope you all find this information useful… Please post your comments !!!


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