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SQL Counter: Part 1 (Processor Time) SQL Counter: Part 2 (Processor Queue Length) SQL Counter: Part 3 (Pages/sec) SQL Counter: Part 4 (Available MB) SQL Counter: Part 5 (Disk Queue Length) SQL Counter: Part 6 (Idle Time) SQL Counter: Part 7 (Disk Write/sec) SQL Counter: Part 8 (Disk Read/sec) SQL Counter: Part 9 (Bytes Total) SQL Counter: Part 10 (Full Scans/sec) SQL Counter: Part 11 (Transactions/sec) SQL Counter: Part 12 (Buffer Cache hit ratio) SQL Counter: Part 13 (Avg Wait Time) SQL Counter: Part 14 (Avg Latch Wait Time)
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Since enterprise data keeps exploding and growing both in terms of size and complexity it is important that we give consistency and predictability as far as performance is concerned from data access is concerned. With SQL Server 2008 there are a number