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Can I tell how often the clustered index pages are spliting?

Greetings

For performance reasons I am trying to determine how often the pages in
the index split due to inserts. Are there any records in the 'sys' tables,
etc. Thanx
Jul 20 '05 #1
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Greetings

For performance reasons I am trying to determine how often the pages in
the index split due to inserts. Are there any records in the 'sys' tables,
etc. Thanx


I don't think this is stored in any system table, but you can use the
Performance Monitor counter SQLServer:AccessMethods, Page Splits/sec
to capture the information.

Simon
Jul 20 '05 #2
Many, many thanx. I found it.
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Greetings

For performance reasons I am trying to determine how often the pages in the index split due to inserts. Are there any records in the 'sys' tables, etc. Thanx


I don't think this is stored in any system table, but you can use the
Performance Monitor counter SQLServer:AccessMethods, Page Splits/sec
to capture the information.

Simon

Jul 20 '05 #3

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