Friday, February 10, 2017

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Question: I’ve started looking at some sql memory pressure issues, and drilling down into the root cause. I can see that the query plan cache is busy , but I’d like to know how can I extract a detailed breakdown of the the cache types. Using this information – I can begin identifying activity which may be causing this pressure.
I’ve looked at the  Find Table Scans in Query Plan Cache (SQL Server DBA)   . Although this gives me some counts on query plans , it doesn’t give me a breakdown of the cache types
Answer: Having information about the cache types AND space taken up by these caches supplies some clues for the initial action you should take. If you drill in further it may lead you to code inefficiencies, that can easily be fixed.
This query by Kimberly Tripp – will identify the Cache Types . Importantly there are columns identifying where the usage of the query plan is used only once.

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