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Useful Undocumented SQL Server 2016 DBCC Commands (Part 2)

Useful Undocumented SQL Server 2016 DBCC Commands (Part 2) In this article, you can find the description of some useful undocumented DBCC commands, and find out how you can use these commands in SQL Server 2016. 1. DBCC errorlog This DBCC command can be used to truncate the current SQL Server log. You can use this command when you rarely...

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Useful Undocumented SQL Server 2016 DBCC Commands (Part 1)

Useful Undocumented SQL Server 2016 DBCC Commands (Part 1) In this article, you can find the description of some useful undocumented DBCC commands, and find out how you can use these commands in SQL Server 2016. 1. DBCC addinstance This DBCC command can be used to add an object instance to track in Performance Monitor. Syntax: DBCC addinstance (objectname, instancename)...

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Some tips for using SQL Server 2016 Database Console Commands

Some tips for using SQL Server 2016 Database Console Commands Consider using a MAXDOP option with the DBCC CHECKTABLE, DBCC CHECKDB and DBCC CHECKFILEGROUP. This option was first introduced in SQL Server 2016. By using a MAXDOP option with the DBCC CHECKTABLE, DBCC CHECKDB and DBCC CHECKFILEGROUP you can specify the degree of parallelism. If you don’t need to check...

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Tips for using SQL Server 2014 Database Console Commands

Tips for using SQL Server 2014 Database Console Commands Run DBCC commands during periods of low database access. Because DBCC commands usually are very resource effective, try to schedule them during CPU idle time and slow production periods. Use DBCC CHECKFILEGROUP instead of DBCC CHECKDB, if you need to check only specified filegroup, not entire database. If your database contains...

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Tips for using SQL Server 2014 Database Console Commands

Tips for using SQL Server 2014 Database Console Commands Run DBCC commands during periods of low database access. Because DBCC commands usually are very resource effective, try to schedule them during CPU idle time and slow production periods. Use DBCC CHECKFILEGROUP instead of DBCC CHECKDB, if you need to check only specified filegroup, not entire database. If your database contains […]

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SQL Server 2012 DBCC Optimization Tips (Part 1)

SQL Server 2012 DBCC Optimization Tips (Part 1) Before executing DBCC CHECKDB command, run this command with the ESTIMATEONLY option to estimate the tempdb space needed for CHECKALLOC and CHECKTABLE. So, you can calculate the tempdb database size and run the DBCC CHECKDB command without performance degradation. When this option is used, the actual database check is not performed. Use...

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Some tips for using SQL Server 2012 Database Console Commands

Some tips for using SQL Server 2012 Database Console Commands Try to run the DBCC commands when there are no other disk I/O operations, such as disk backups, replication and so on. Use DBCC CHECKFILEGROUP instead of DBCC CHECKDB, if you need to check only specified filegroup, not entire database. If your database contains several filegroups and you need to...

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