SQL Server: Collecting and Analyzing Trace Data
Trace data analysis for SQL Server (2005+) performance troubleshooting & workload benchmarking. Ideal for developers & DBAs.
Course Content
SQL Server: Collecting and Analyzing Trace Data is an intermediate-level Pluralsight course taught by Jonathan Kehayias. It runs 3h 52m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.5 out of 5 from 132 reviews. It is a paid course, first published November 2023.
Unlock SQL Server Performance Insights with Tracing
Gain valuable skills in monitoring and troubleshooting SQL Server workloads with this comprehensive guide to SQL tracing. Learn how to effectively utilize SQL Trace and SQL Profiler to capture detailed information about your SQL Server activity.
This course equips developers and DBAs with the knowledge to:
- Capture SQL Server Activity: Discover the easiest methods for collecting data on your SQL Server environment.
- Master SQL Trace & SQL Profiler: Understand how to use these powerful tools for tracing and monitoring.
- Avoid Common Pitfalls: Learn to identify and prevent common problems encountered during SQL Server tracing.
- Performance Troubleshooting: Analyze trace data to quickly pinpoint and resolve performance bottlenecks.
- Workload Benchmarking: Gather data to accurately benchmark SQL Server performance under various conditions.
- Activity Auditing: Monitor and audit SQL Server activity for security and compliance purposes.
- Data Analysis Techniques: Explore various methods for analyzing collected trace information to gain actionable insights.
This course is designed for anyone needing to collect and analyze data about SQL Server workloads for analytical purposes. The techniques covered are applicable to SQL Server 2005 and all subsequent versions. Improve your SQL Server monitoring and optimization skills today!
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