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Monitor performance for physical and virtual environments.

Monitor queries and query plans to see the causes of blocks and deadlocks.

Monitor application transactions with SQL Workload Analysis add-on.

View expert recommendations from SQL Doctor to optimize performance.

Alert predictively with settings to avoid false alerts.

View summary of top issues and alerts with the web console add-on.

Monitor Performance of Physical and Virtual Environments

Easily monitor and view the performance of both physical server and VMware or Hyper-V virtual server environments to get a complete view of SQL Server databases. View performance metrics and alerts for virtual machines and their related hosts including CPU, memory, disk usage, network etc. to get a complete performance picture of the SQL server environment.

Monitor Performance of Queries

Identify and monitor inefficient and poor performing SQL queries, batches, statements and stored procedures causing blocks and deadlocks, such as long or most frequent queries or queries consuming unusually high CPU or I/O. Thresholds can be configured on each individual server allowing for greater flexibility, and the interface makes it very easy to see the most costly queries by looking at individual query executions or query signatures.

*NEW* Monitor Application Transactions with SQL Workload Analysis Add-on

Now available in the Pro version of SQL Diagnostic Manager

Monitor query waits, sample SQL continuously, drill down into transaction analysis, view recommendation to improve queries, tune statement plans, and resolve locks and latches with the SQL Workload Analysis add-on. Isolate application problems and receive recommended remedies.

Combine the operational monitoring from SQL Diagnostic Manager and transactional monitoring with SQL Workload Analysis to view instance properties and alerts, receive prescriptive recommendations for operational diagnosis, analyze workloads for transactional diagnosis, and arrive at a comprehensive root cause analysis.

View Expert Recommendations from SQL Doctor

View expert recommendations from IDERA’s SQL Doctor that are an integral part of SQL Diagnostic Manager at no additional cost. Enhance performance and speed up problem resolutions with built-in tuning advice and best practices developed by SQL Server MVPs. Analysis workflows embed this valuable information. It provides specific guidance to address problem issues including automatic corrective scripts and links to related online content to supercharge SQL Server performance.

Alert Predictively and Avoid False Alerts

Avoid false alarms with adaptive alerting functionality. Set alert thresholds based on built-in historical statistical analysis of server performance data. Present a percentage of likelihood that various events may occur later in the day based on past behavior trends via the embedded heuristic analysis of event trends and behaviors. Be better prepared to diagnose, drill down, and resolve an issue quickly and efficiently.

View Summary of Top Issues and Alerts with Web Console Add-on

Idera is a leading provider of IT performance monitoring solutions. Our products help database administrators, system administrators, application owners, and network engineers improve the performance, availability and performance of their IT systems. More than 13,000 customers worldwide – including many Fortune 1000 companies, government agencies and some of the largest data providers and cloud infrastructure – rely on and use Idera’s products to keep their systems optimized and IT operations running smoothly. problems. Problems.

Idera’s award-winning solutions address real-world challenges, including tools for backup and restore, performance monitoring, security, compliance, and administration. From managing a single SQL server to corporate structures with hundreds of servers, Idera’s products provide in minutes the help needed for database administrators to save time and focus on bringing more value to their business.

Whether you are a growing company or have up-to-date IT systems, Idera can help you ensure the best economic performance.

Based in Houston, Texas, Idera is a Microsoft Managed Partner, an EMC TechConnect Select Partner and a member of the SAP PartnerEdge program.

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You will find great help using right tools. Idera is one of them. And you can try for free. No cost. SQL Diagnostic Manager       

Central Dashboard : View information on the availability, health, and performance of SQL Server across the environment. Display, diagnose, alert, and report on critical performance statistics from a central point of control. Monitor instances, sessions, queries, resources, databases, and services. Gather diagnostic information in real time with the unique agentless architecture, and replay historical data. Experienced and junior database administrators benefit from this intuitive and indispensable tool.

IDERA relentlessly delivers the industry's most complete solution for 24x7 SQL server performance monitoring, alerting, and diagnostics and tirelessly supports the SQL community with 100% free tools and expert advice.

One of the real pleasures of pursuing the database arts is the broad scope of our role in problem management.    For a given issue,  very often we get to act as a one-stop crime solving lab:    From initial crime scene investigation (gathering Profiler traces like so many smeared fingerprints) all the way through a full trial (presenting evidence to executive management for enterprise-wide policy).     In this effort,  which can be extremely extensive for complex problems,  a good arsenal of tools is indispensible.    I recently upgraded our Production monitoring environment to Idera’s SQL Diagnostic Manager (SQLdm) 6.2 to get my hands on the new Wait State functionality—and I was so impressed that sharing the results seemed mandatory.