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DMVStats 1.01

A SQL Server 2005 Dynamic Management View Performance Data Warehouse


Introduction

Microsoft SQL Server 2005 provides Dynamic Management Views (DMVs) to expose valuable information that you can use for performance analysis. DMVstats 1.0 is an application that can collect, analyze and report on SQL Server 2005 DMV performance data. DMVstats does not support Microsoft SQL Server 2000 and earlier versions.

Main Components

The three main components of DMVstats are:
• DMV data collection
• DMV data warehouse repository
• Analysis and reporting.
Data collection is managed by SQL Agent jobs. The DMVstats data warehouse is called DMVstatsDB. Analysis and reporting is provided by means of Reporting Services reports.

For more details, refer to the file attachment DMVStats.doc.

Tom Davidson & Sanjay Mishra
Microsoft SQL Server Customer Advisory Best Practices Team

Best Practices Team link: http://technet.microsoft.com/sqlserver/bb331794.aspx
Last edited Jul 7 2007 at 3:30 AM  by thomasda, version 12
Comments
alphatross wrote  Sep 11 2007 at 12:43 AM  
I've seen this error before - not sure how it relates to DMVStats, but it occurs when a scripted Job is attempted to be created on a SQL Server that doesn't have a corresponding Login for the Job Owner in the Scripted Job; i.e. Job Owner in Script is 'Fred', but no Login for 'Fred' exists on the SQL Server where the scripted Job is being run. Try searching thorugh the script for the @owner_login_name parameter, and either create the corresponding Login, or amend the script to use a pre-existing Login on the new Server.

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