April 3, 2004 at 8:04 pm
I come from Oracle DBA background and I know a little about SQL serverand SQL Server EM. In a Production SQL Server environnmet:1- How do you create a baseline for performance tuning? 2- How do you refresh Dev box from a large Production DB? 3- what's the few main scripts you schedule or use everyday in sybase?4- what's the main commnads to startup, shoudown and check thesql server DB?5- What's the main sp_ procs you use everyday? 6- How do you find and tune top 10 bad sqls? 7- what's the best forums to post questions and get quick answers? 8- what's the best 3 third party tools for sql server?
9- any sybase - oracle equivalent cheat sheet exist in internet orbook?10- what's the top 3 books you recommended?Many thanks for your time and help
April 6, 2004 at 8:00 am
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September 7, 2004 at 7:05 pm
This reply may be too late, but I am new to this site. I answer the question I understand as below:
1- How do you create a baseline for performance tuning?
I do not htink SQL Server has anything like STATSPACK to create a baseline for tuning
3- what's the few main scripts you schedule or use everyday in sybase?
Backup database and transation log, plus a home made script to report job status every morning
4- what's the main commnads to startup, shoudown and check thesql server DB?
you do not normall start/shutdown SQL Server as you do in Oracle, you can do this in Em or in Window services. you will like it. To check SQL Server status, there are quite a few system stored procedures started as sp_ , and DBCC commands.
You can look them up in on line help, which can be started from SQL Query Analyzer.
5- What's the main sp_ procs you use everyday?
sp_spacedused, sp_who, sp_addlinkedserver
6- How do you find and tune top 10 bad sqls?
NetIQ's SQL DiagnotsticManager can help
7- what's the best forums to post questions and get quick answers?
Please share with me if you find anything good.
8- what's the best 3 third party tools for sql server?
NetIQ DiaganosticManager, Red Gate SQL bundle
10- what's the top 3 books you recommended?
I use 'Microsoft SQL Server 2000 DBA Survival Guide' by Mark Spenik and Orryn Sledge.
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