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Sep 11 2009

Non-Unique, Non-Consistent Data Returns From sys.dm_db_index_operational_stats

You would expect that a unique combination of database_id, object_id, index_id, and partition_number would be returned when calling sys.dm_db_index_operational_stats. Sometimes it does and sometimes it does not. SQL Server should not be a “sometimes” environment.

By Timothy • Dynamic Management Objects, MSSQLTips, SQL, Syndicated • • Tags: DMF, DMV, dm_db_index_operational_stats, Dynamic Management Objects, SQL Server

Feb 17 2009

DMV Wish List

Just today, Tony Davis editorialized at Simple-Talk.com on the topic of SQL Server Dynamic Management Views (and Functions) and the complexity that lies within.  His opinion, and those of many of others that commented to date are that the DMVs/DMFs, while valuable, are overly-complex, incomplete, and inconsistent in their current state.  I for one, am one of [...]

By Timothy • Dynamic Management Objects, Rants, Red Gate Simple-Talk Articles, SQL, Tech • • Tags: DMF, DMV, Microsoft, Red Gate Simple-Talk Articles

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