Set of Tools to optimize the performance in general of SQL Server -

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I know there are a few things to help in optimizing the questions ... but there is something else, Is there any such complete package that can scanned your database and expose all display problems, naming conventions, tables are not normalized, etc.?

I know that this is DBA's work and if DBA is good, you need a tool like T, but sometimes you start a new job, you are in charge of an existing database And DB is a disturbance, so you do not know where to start ...

thanks

< P> In my opinion, a normalized database does not guarantee good performance. Normality is mainly concerned with data consummation.

It is not really practical for an automated tool to handle what you are proposing because any case fits all the implementation for best practice, after which all treated as This is more due to a guideline that businesses like me hire people to see a purpose on their unique SQL Server environment (shameless plug) May include.

The display aspect can be addressed by the wealth of features already available in the SQL Server product or close the search / redgate and the like shelf tools.

If you want to feel like a quick holistic display for a new SQL Server box that has come under your administrative control, then I am either available independently of the available Display Dashboard report or SQL Server DMV Suggest to use. You can also see the current waiting types on the server. I hope this will answer your question and tell me if I can help further.

Edited in response to the comment:

Perhaps a general health checkup should be useful information


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