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This document explains the Back-In-time feature https://documentation.red-gate.com/disp ... +Time+mode This can be used in conjunction with generated alerts to view captured queries. / comments
This document explains the Back-In-time featurehttps://documentation.red-gate.com/disp ... +Time+mode This can be used in conjunction with generated alerts to view captured queries.
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If you Select All then a green bar appears which gives you the option to "Select all alerts across all pages". You can then apply any changes to all the alerts. This should have been true in version 2.3 too. / comments
If you Select All then a green bar appears which gives you the option to "Select all alerts across all pages". You can then apply any changes to all the alerts. This should have been true in vers...
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Thank you for your reply. Yes, this is as I thought it would be. The query that you have mentioned is one which performs processing on the collected data to enable to various features that use the data to make sense. As the collections are disabled, the query has no processing to perform and there is no data to display in the Top 10 waits etc. The fact that the data collections themselves do not appear to be problematic but the subsequent processing appears to be leads me to suggest the following: - leave the collections disabled. The features will therefore have no data to display, but the data repository host will not see the pressure on its resources. - migrate the database to a machine with more resources available. This wouldn't change the usage, but would ensure that there are sufficient resources available to handle it. I know that neither of these options are particularly great. However, the only other option would be to get a developer to change the frequency of the execution of the query you have quoted. However, this wouldn't affect the spikes, it would only affect the frequency of them. I hope this makes sense. Please let me know if you have any questions. / comments
Thank you for your reply. Yes, this is as I thought it would be. The query that you have mentioned is one which performs processing on the collected data to enable to various features that use the...
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