SQL Doctor

The Internet is filled with all sort of applications and programs that you could use in order to make your work easier. One of them is SQL Doctor. It allows you to diagnose and cure SQL Server performance problems with this neat application that analyzes the performance of SQL Server and provides recommendations for improving performance.

The application doesn't take long to install and it doesn't come with a complicated setup that you would need to complete before you can actually use it. It sports a clean and intuitive graphical interface with lots of neat tools at hand.

SQL Doctor allows you to diagnose and cure SQL Server performance problems with this neat application that analyzes the performance of SQL Server and provides recommendations for improving performance.

SQL Doctor identifies SQL Server database integrity issues and recovery methods that may leave the database in a potentially unrecoverable state. It allows you to analyze your SQL Server any time you like or setup a scheduled checkup so you're notified if any performance issues need your attention.

When configuring your analysis, you can select any combination of performance categories to focus the analysis. Each category contains a set of performance metrics and their related recommendations.

Based on the chosen categories, SQL doctor polls your target SQL Server instance to gather the appropriate metrics and determine which recommendations match the server's current performance issues.

When an analysis has completed, SQL doctor provides a priority-ranked list of recommendations that help you resolve the issues that are most affecting the performance of your SQL Server instance.

The Analysis History tab on the SQL doctor dashboard allows you to access the results of every analysis stored by SQL doctor for your registered SQL Server instances. Analyses are ordered by start time (per the local computer running the SQL doctor console).

SQL Doctor is a very useful application that allows you to diagnose and cure SQL Server performance problems with this neat application that analyzes the performance of SQL Server and provides recommendations for improving performance.