Version 4.1625 adds 29 reports, 12 built-in alerts plus custom T-SQL alerts, a rebuilt performance dashboard, sensitive data discovery and 934 fixes. Here is the complete tour, report by report.
msdb is too big because backup history, job history, and mail logs pile up forever. See what’s filling it and how many days each source holds.
Spot the statement inside a loop running thousands of times inside a busy procedure, using Query Store data compared within its own module.
Your SQL Server response time target means nothing until you can see what share of executions actually meet it, and which queries don’t.
See whether it is a SQL Server query regression statistically significant, or just noise from Query Store, before you tune anything.
Database Health Monitor 4.1540 adds a 25 report Query Store suite, a 15 report SSRS suite, 23 new Azure SQL Health Monitor reports, 25 new features and 515 bug fixes. Here is what changed and why it matters.
Is this query slower than normal? Learn how per-query limits from Query Store history separate a real slowdown from ordinary wobble.
A master backup out of date can pass every check and still miss logins, role grants, and linked servers created since it ran. Here’s how to see the gap.
A job slow when others run isn’t a broken package. See how Database Health Monitor’s Subsystem Load report finds the Agent worker limit causing it.
Autogrowth in percent compounds: every growth event takes longer than the last. Here’s how to spot it and fix it before it slows down SQL Server.
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