Subject | Best strategy for performance analysis on stored procedures |
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Author | vladman992000 |
Post date | 2013-08-05T13:23:41Z |
We have a database with about 500 stored procedures in it, and I'm finding a number have queries that are executing with non-indexed searches. As the user community on this application is increasing, this is becoming harder for the users to deal with. This is a legacy application in FB 1.5 so I don't have the luxury of upgrading it at this time. I'm looking for a tool or a technique to identify performance issues, particularly issues relating to non-indexed searches.
I took a quick Google search on this and found tools like FBScanner out there, but is there a generally accepted method or tool for detecting bottlenecks in performance such as non-indexed searching?
All advice is greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Myles
I took a quick Google search on this and found tools like FBScanner out there, but is there a generally accepted method or tool for detecting bottlenecks in performance such as non-indexed searching?
All advice is greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Myles