SQL Server Performance Monitoring

Posted by sladescross on March 21, 2011

http://programming4.us/database/2922.aspx
(1) SQL Server Event Logs and Windows Event Logs
SQL Server error log files are simple text files stored on disk, but it is good practice to examine them by using SQL Server Management Studio or by executing the xp_readerrorlog extended stored procedure to... [read more]

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