sql server efficient
- From: "Marek Wierzbicki" <marek.wierzbickiiiii@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 28 Feb 2006 10:44:46 +0100
Hi
I have some trouble with efficient of my MSSQL 2000, SP4. Server reads about 10-80 MB per secound from phisical disk (average about 20MB), but transfer into LAN only about 50-500 KB per secound (average 150 KB). It starts about 2-3 month ago and incrise, it means 3 monts ago server read about 2-3MB per secound, 2 month ago 5MB per secount and so on. Reads is so big, that raid now can't answer to sql, and users need to wait for result of simple query
I have stoped all jobs and main application, and generally nothing has chenged (transfer and read was minimally slower). So I think I have:
- unoptimal small aplication or raport or enduser which generate in QA such big reads,
- or some cache buffer which is filling by server without sense
- or some rootkit with job "to make trouble"
How to find what is going on?
Marek
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