The first post about waits on SQL Server was regarding what SQL Server Wait means, a brief explanation and the concept might be difficult to catch at first. When the task needs to wait for a resource, it is placed on a list until the resource is available. SQL Server keeps detailed internal records of … Continue reading Wait Statistics
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Let's talk about why we have to wait and how to understand the wait types. Paul Randal in his post Wait statistics, or please tell me where it hurts said: A thread is using the CPU (called RUNNING) until it needs to wait for a resource. It then moves to an unordered list of threads … Continue reading Wait wait wait…
