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The Listing view helps you to monitor your SQL Server instances with the following information. To do so, you can choose one or more of the diagnostic statistics metrics:

  • Status
  • Session ID
  • Type
  • Host
  • Blocked By
  • Blocking
  • CPU (ms)
  • Memory Usage
  • Physical I/O
  • Wait Time (ms)
  • User
  • Host
  • Database
  • Open Transaction
  • Command
  • Application
  • Execution Context
  • Wait Type
  • Wait Resource
  • CPU Delta (ms)
  • Loging Time
  • Physical I/O Delta
  • Last Batch
  • Blocking Count
  • Net Address
  • Net Library
  • Version Elapsed Seconds
  • Transaction
  • Current Session
  • Session User Space Allocated (kb)
  • Session User Space Deallocated (kb)
  • Current Task User Space (kb)
  • Task User Space Allocated (kb)
  • Task User Space Deallocated (kb)
  • Current Session Internal Space (kb)
  • Session Internal Space Allocated (kb)
  • Session Internal Space Deallocated (kb)
  • Current Task Internal Space (kb)
  • Task Internal Space Allocated (kb)
  • Task Internal Space Deallocated (kb)
  • Last Command

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The Sessions view presents two ways of filtering your session instance information using the following options:

Time Range Filter

To monitor the sessions server status in a frame time use the time range filter. Modify the start and end time and date according your needings.

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Session Filter

To monitor your sessions by type, you can click on one of the next options to display data:

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    • Sessions - Filters all the sessions across your SQL Server instances
    • Blocked - Filters the blocked SQL Server instances
    • Blocking - Filter the blocking SQL Server instances

Comlumn Filter

To filter specific criteria by column, select a column, click on the Image Added icon next to the icon's name, select the Filter option, and select or type the searching criteria.

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When using the Column filter, consider that each column has its own selection criteria. 

Check Session Details

The Session tab allows you to get a detailed summary for each session. To check the sessions details, double click in a specific session and the following window will pop up.

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In the Session Details window you will find sessions data regarding to

  • Connection information
  • Usage metrics
  • Last Command used
  • Lock Information  metrics
  • Temp DB Usage metrics
  • Space used in kb (alloc/deadloc) metrics

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Charts

The Sessions > Sessions Graphs tab contains the following charts (Click image to view full size):

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