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One CPU out of 32 pegged to 85%

Hey All,

We are running sql 2000 on 32 processor box. It is so weird that
around 4:30 PM every day one CPU spikes upto 85-90%. It continues to
go like that until rest of the day. We checked for jobs that will
start around that time but no luck. Only thing that we doubt now is a
job that starts around 2:30 pm. The job GZIPs the trace file from the
server and copies it to another server. Still, whats confusing is the
job starts around 2:30 PM but cpu spike starts around 4 PM. Can
someone tell me how can I find out what is running on that particular
processor.

Thanks for your help in advance.

Senthil
Jul 20 '05 #1
1 1930
You might try using Performance Monitor. Select Process / % Processor
Time / All instances. This will help identify the EXE consuming the
processor.

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Hope this helps.

Dan Guzman
SQL Server MVP

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Hey All,

We are running sql 2000 on 32 processor box. It is so weird that
around 4:30 PM every day one CPU spikes upto 85-90%. It continues to
go like that until rest of the day. We checked for jobs that will
start around that time but no luck. Only thing that we doubt now is a
job that starts around 2:30 pm. The job GZIPs the trace file from the
server and copies it to another server. Still, whats confusing is the
job starts around 2:30 PM but cpu spike starts around 4 PM. Can
someone tell me how can I find out what is running on that particular
processor.

Thanks for your help in advance.

Senthil

Jul 20 '05 #2

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