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Posted on April 1, 2018April 27, 2018

Free SQL Server Perfmon Counter Poster

[NO! This is NOT an April Fools joke]

On a recent episode of Office Hours (by Brent Ozar Unlimited) I couldn’t stop laughing at a comment Brent made. The team was talking about “DBA porn” and Brent said (paraphrasing), “going to DBA cubes and seeing the perfmon counter poster.” (Subscribe to Office Hours on iTunes) Continue reading “Free SQL Server Perfmon Counter Poster”

Posted on November 18, 2015April 27, 2018

Perfmon Create New Data Collector Set Grayed Out (FIX)

Recently I wanted to create a new data collector in Windows Performance Monitor (perfmon) and the option to hit “Next” was grayed out (see screenshot below)

Perfmon Greyed Out Continue reading “Perfmon Create New Data Collector Set Grayed Out (FIX)”

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