Tags: Extended event xevent extented EventsSQL ServerHow to monitor the deadlock (Deadlock)What is a deadlock? The so-called deadlock : refers to two or more than two processes in the course of execution, because of competing resources or due to the communication between eac
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Figure 3. deadlock example
Lock Monitor
After the deadlock in Figure 3, we can see that SQL server does not stop the deadlock, but regularly checks the deadlock through a thread call
condition for deadlock generation. Below, we look at deadlocks in a simple example. First of all, to have a deadlock, be sure to meet the previous mention of the deadlock occurred in the four necessary conditions, figure 3 can be clearly seen how these two connections (SPID52 and SPID55) How to meet these four conditions. Figure 3. Example of a
Find out the source of deadlock and blocking for SQL Server--Find out the source of SQL Server deadlock and blocking
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occurred in the four necessary conditions, figure 3 can be clearly seen how these two connections (SPID52 and SPID55) How to meet these four conditions.Figure 3. Example of a deadlockLock MonitorAs you can see in the deadlock in Figure 3, SQL Server does not deadlock the deadlock
deadlock occurred in the four necessary conditions, figure 3 can be clearly seen how these two connections (SPID52 and SPID55) How to meet these four conditions.Figure 3. Example of a deadlockLock MonitorAs you can see in the deadlock in Figure 3, SQL Server does not deadlock
exceeded. (3). There is a lock monitor thread inside SQL server that performs a deadlock check that identifies the resource that the thread is waiting for when the lock monitor initiates a deadlock search for a particular thread
handling method:(1). Depending on the SQL provided in 2, view the SPID in the wait state and then use the kill spid to kill (the fourth necessary condition for a broken necrosis lock: loop wait); Of course, it's just a temporary solution. We should not be able to troubleshoot deadlocks, kill SP in the user's production environment when we encounter deadlocks, we should consider how to avoid deadlocks.(2). Use Set Lock_timeout timeout_period (in milli
handling method:(1). Depending on the SQL provided in 2, view the SPID in the wait state and then use the kill spid to kill (the fourth necessary condition for a broken necrosis lock: loop wait); Of course, it's just a temporary solution. We should not be able to troubleshoot deadlocks, kill SP in the user's production environment when we encounter deadlocks, we should consider how to avoid deadlocks.(2). Use Set Lock_timeout timeout_period (in milli
Will return an error. When the timeout_period value is 0, the message is returned when the lock is encountered. Set lock request timeout, break the deadlock
Two necessary conditions (request and retention conditions ).
Server: Message 1222, level 16, status 50, Row 1The lock request timeout period has been exceeded.
(3). There is a lock Monitor thread in
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cursor local for select distinct hostname from # TBOpen TBFetch next from TB into @ hostnameWhile @ fetch_status = 0BeginSet @ SQL = 'ping' + @ hostname + '-a-n 1-l 1'Insert # IP (a) exec master .. xp_mongoshell @ SQLUpdate # IP Set hostname = @ hostname where hostname is nullFetch next from TB into @ hostnameEndUpdate # TB set net_ip = left (A, patindex ('%: %', a)-1)From # TB a inner join (Select hostname, A = substring (A, patindex ('Ping statisti
This article will introduce several major steps for SQL Server Profiler to analyze deadlocks. This is also to help you better manage your databases.
In two or more SQL Server processes, a deadlock occurs when each process locks the resources that other processes attempt to l
status according to the SQL statement provided in 2, and then kill the spid (that is, the fourth necessary condition for cracking the deadlock: LoopWait); of course, this is only a temporary solution. We can't check the deadlock and Kill sp in the user's production environment when a deadlock occurs. We should
(' kill '[email protected])FETCH NEXT from #tb into @spidEndClose #tbDeallocate #tb GOSET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER OFFGOSET ANSI_NULLS onGO SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ONGOSET ANSI_NULLS onGO ALTER proc P_killspid@dbname varchar (200)--the database name of the process to be closedAsdeclare @sql nvarchar (500)declare @spid nvarchar (20) DECLARE #tb cursor FORSelect Spid=cast (spid as varchar) from master: sysprocesses where dbid=db_id (@dbname)Open #tbFETCH NEXT
Lockedresource,db_name (one) as DBName;--------------------------------------------------------------Lockedresource DBName--------------------------------------------------------------Tb_te_sizeinformation JybgdbExecute the following script to get the SQL script that is executing the session of the lock resource:DBCC InputBuffer (54);--------------------------------------------------------------EventType Parameters EventInfo--------------------------
, occasionally do not have to worry about, if a long time, then you have to start to consider solving the disk IO performance issues.6.Processor:% Processor timeThis is an indicator for monitoring CPU conditions (similar to disk Time). This is a key parameter for observing CPU utilization. If the value of the processor Time counter continues to exceed 80%, there is a bottleneck on the CPU. If it only happens occasionally, it may indicate that there is a particular CPU-consuming query at this poi
SQL Server checks whether tasks are not submitted, stops the progress, and removes the table deadlock. the SQL Server process is deadlocked.
If there are uncommitted tasks in the data warehouse, the related tables will remain in the dead warehouse, affects the query of oth
Use Windows performance monitor to monitor common SQL Server metrics
As mentioned in the above article, Win's Performance Monitor is an essential tool for monitoring database performance. Next I will introduce some common monitoring metrics, which are nothing more than disks
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