Tool to measure Index Selectivity
by Michal Tinthofer on 05/06/2012Sometimes when you plan to change your index design is good to know the columns of your tables. But not just a data type and max size.
Read moreGreetings to SMT community,
May 2023 is a month of corronation of Charles III and new SMT version (1.9).
Since last announced update, we released some hotfixes so officially the latest version before this bigger release was 1.8.7. This was mostly covering hotfixes of issues or improvements that were straight forward.
To keep yourself updated about what has changed please have a read of the folowing list, and if you have any questions, let us know, we would be more than happy to provide further context.
Fig. 1: Create tuning task directly from query hash
Fig. 2: Force query performance collection for a query hash
Fig. 3: More pleasant parameter management
Fig. 4: Make your choices about notifications in SMT
As you can see on top of the visible changes delivered in 1.9 there are several internal updates and changes that have been done, just will be published in a short period as a minor release.
We hope you find at least some of the updates useful. Do not hesitate to reach out in case of any questions or ask our colleagues in the upcoming client meetings.
On behalf of the SMT development team.
Jiri Dolezalek
Sometimes when you plan to change your index design is good to know the columns of your tables. But not just a data type and max size.
Read moreToday, we have prepared another release of SMT 1.11.0 for you. It is rather significant, and it should be since we haven’t had a big one since last summer. So take your time, sit down, and let’s go through the news in SMT.
Read moreFew days ago I have been asked for help in process of installation a SCOM. Admins wasn’t been able to install some parts of this system because installation wizards reports some unexpected errors. When I arrived to the SQL instance I found something inte
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