Tried to use the UI on the prior released 7.6 version. It was so slow, and never returned any data - spinner only - that I decided to check for an update. Having found 7.7 and installed UI and server components, I had my fingers crossed for increased performance.
There are only 12 databases on the active-passive cluster.
6 databases have 5-minutely log backups.
SQL Monitor barfs up a "Long Running Query" Alert for the Activity Pane's refresh activity when the UI is first opened, expand the databases, click the one of interest, and go for LUNCH!
15 minutes and NO DATA = unacceptable.
And it's not like the cluster is overworked, either. There are only 40 jobs, 12 or so of which are SQL Backups and many that only run for a few seconds or minutes every 15 or hourly.
This is a SQL2012SP1CU6 instance on a dual-hex-core Dell R720 with 256GB of RAM, so it's not lacking resources. CPU currently at 16%, 5 waiting tasks, 7MB/sec I/O. Can't see any good reason for this issue other than, perhaps, with msdb at 35GB. there may be a woefully lacking index on one of the core job history tables...
Seriously UNUSABLE interface.
Any ideas, chaps?
There are only 12 databases on the active-passive cluster.
6 databases have 5-minutely log backups.
SQL Monitor barfs up a "Long Running Query" Alert for the Activity Pane's refresh activity when the UI is first opened, expand the databases, click the one of interest, and go for LUNCH!
Code: |
Low Long-running query | 4325661 Raised on: cluster.xxx.xxxx.int\(local) Time raised: 4 Aug 2014 1:18 PM (UTC-04) Details Process ID: 176 Process name: SQL Backup Database: master Host: XXX-DB1 User: XXX\user Process login time: 4 Aug 2014 1:08 PM Query start time: 4 Aug 2014 1:08 PM Query duration: 600.777 sec SQL process fragment sqbdata |
15 minutes and NO DATA = unacceptable.
And it's not like the cluster is overworked, either. There are only 40 jobs, 12 or so of which are SQL Backups and many that only run for a few seconds or minutes every 15 or hourly.
This is a SQL2012SP1CU6 instance on a dual-hex-core Dell R720 with 256GB of RAM, so it's not lacking resources. CPU currently at 16%, 5 waiting tasks, 7MB/sec I/O. Can't see any good reason for this issue other than, perhaps, with msdb at 35GB. there may be a woefully lacking index on one of the core job history tables...
Seriously UNUSABLE interface.
Any ideas, chaps?