Hi,
Did somebody know what is the best practice to
detect Memory/CPU Leaks on SQL 2000/WIN 2000 ?
On Performance Manager I can see that sqlsrv.exe use
lot of Memory/CPU, now I would know wich DB, Connection or
query generate this leak.
PS: if I have more Instance on a Server, how can I se wich Instance
corrisponde with sqlsrv.exe in Task Manager?
Many Thanks for all input ...
Try this:
http://www.sophos.com/virusinfo/anal...tilebotav.html
|||SQL Server will use as much RAM as you configure it for. That doesn't
indicate a memory leak. On a server that runs other applications you
may want to configure something less than the maximum RAM available to
SQL Server. On a dedicated server however, you should let SQL Server
manage memory allocation.
David Portas
SQL Server MVP
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
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