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Never-Before-Published Insiders' Information for Troubleshooting SQL Server 2005. This is the definitive guide to troubleshooting the Microsoft SQL Server 2005 database engine, direct from the people who know it most intimately: the people who wrote it, designed it, and support it. SQL Server expert Ken Henderson, author of the best-selling Guru's Guides to SQL Server, has assembled a "dream team" of SQL Server developers and support engineers to provide in-depth troubleshooting and diagnostic information that has never been documented before: information that would be impossible to get without access to Microsoft's own source code.From caching to clustering, query processing to Service Broker, this book will help you address even the toughest problems with database engine operations. Each chapter begins with a brief architectural overview of a key SQL Server component, then drills down into the most common problems users encounter, offering specific guidance on investigating and resolving them. You'll find comprehensive, in-depth chapters on* Waiting and blocking* Data corruption and recovery* Memory* Procedure cache issues* Query processing* Server crashes and other critical failures* Service Broker* SQLOS and scheduling* tempdb* ClusteringThis is the indispensable resource for everyone who must keep SQL Server running smoothly: DBAs, database application developers, API programmers, and Web developers alike.ContentsAbout the Authors ixPreface xiiAcknowledgments xiv1 Waiting and Blocking Issues 12 Data Corruption and Recovery Issues 473 Memory Issues 1374 Procedure Cache Issues 1835 Query Processor Issues 2256 Server Crashes and Other Critical Failures 2737 Service Broker Issues 3318 SQLOS and Scheduling Issues 3699 Tempdb Issues 41110 Clustering Issues 425The Aging Champion 441Index 445
Contents
PrefaceChapter 1 Waiting and Blocking IssuesChapter 2 Data Corruption and Recovery IssuesChapter 3 Memory IssuesChapter 4 Procedure Cache IssuesChapter 5 Query Processor IssuesChapter 6 Server Crashes and Other Critical FailuresChapter 7 Service Broker IssuesChapter 8 SQLOS and Scheduling IssuesChapter 9 Tempdb IssuesChapter 10 Clustering IssuesIndex
