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sp_AllNightLog, sp_AllNightLog_Setup, sp_BlitzInMemoryOLTP, and sp_BlitzQueryStore are no longer maintained. They may still work, but no guarantees. Please don't submit issues or pull requests to change them. You're welcome to fork the code and build your own supported version, of course, since they're open source.
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They are no longer maintained or updated.
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Don't use 'em on SQL Server 2008 or newer - these are only for folks who still
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The other files in this folder are older versions of the First Responder Kit that work with versions of Microsoft SQL Server that Microsoft themselves no longer support. If you're cursed enough to work with antiques like SQL Server 2012, 2008, or heaven forbid, 2005, you may still be able to get value out of these, but we don't support the scripts anymore either.
-[Parameters Common to Many of the Stored Procedures](#parameters-common-to-many-of-the-stored-procedures)
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-[License MIT](#license)
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The First Responder Kit runs on:
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* SQL Server on Windows - all versions that Microsoft supports. For end of support dates, check out the "Support Ends" column at https://sqlserverupdates.com.
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* SQL Server on Linux - yes, fully supported except sp_AllNightLog and sp_DatabaseRestore, which require xp_cmdshell, which Microsoft doesn't provide on Linux.
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* SQL Server on Linux - yes, fully supported except sp_DatabaseRestore, which require xp_cmdshell, which Microsoft doesn't provide on Linux.
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* Amazon RDS SQL Server - fully supported.
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* Azure SQL DB - not supported. Some of the procedures work, but some don't, and Microsoft has a tendency to change DMVs in Azure without warning, so we don't put any effort into supporting it. If it works, great! If not, any changes to make it work would be on you. [See the contributing.md file](CONTRIBUTING.md) for how to do that.
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(''The new SQL Server 2017 Query Store feature for tracking wait stats has not been enabled on this database. It is very useful for tracking wait stats at a query level.'')
CASEWHEN [T].[TraceFlag] ='652'THEN'652 enabled globally, which disables pre-fetching during index scans. This is usually a very bad idea.'
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WHEN [T].[TraceFlag] ='3226'THEN'3226 enabled globally, which keeps the event log clean by not reporting successful backups.'
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WHEN [T].[TraceFlag] ='3505'THEN'3505 enabled globally, which disables Checkpoints. This is usually a very bad idea.'
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WHEN [T].[TraceFlag] ='4199'THEN'4199 enabled globally, which enables non-default Query Optimizer fixes, changing query plans from the default behaviors.'
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WHEN [T].[TraceFlag] ='7745'AND @ProductVersionMajor >12AND @QueryStoreInUse =1THEN'7745 enabled globally, which makes shutdowns/failovers quicker by not waiting for Query Store to flush to disk. This good idea loses you the non-flushed Query Store data.'
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WHEN [T].[TraceFlag] ='7745'AND @ProductVersionMajor >12THEN'7745 enabled globally, which is for Query Store. None of your databases have Query Store enabled, so why do you have this turned on?'
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WHEN [T].[TraceFlag] ='7745'AND @ProductVersionMajor <=12THEN'7745 enabled globally, which is for Query Store. Query Store does not exist on your SQL Server version, so why do you have this turned on?'
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WHEN [T].[TraceFlag] ='7752'AND @ProductVersionMajor >14THEN'7752 enabled globally, which is for Query Store. However, it has no effect in your SQL Server version. Consider turning it off.'
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WHEN [T].[TraceFlag] ='7752'AND @ProductVersionMajor >12AND @QueryStoreInUse =1THEN'7752 enabled globally, which stops queries needing to wait on Query Store loading up after database recovery.'
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WHEN [T].[TraceFlag] ='7752'AND @ProductVersionMajor >12THEN'7752 enabled globally, which is for Query Store. None of your databases have Query Store enabled, so why do you have this turned on?'
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WHEN [T].[TraceFlag] ='7752'AND @ProductVersionMajor <=12THEN'7752 enabled globally, which is for Query Store. Query Store does not exist on your SQL Server version, so why do you have this turned on?'
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WHEN [T].[TraceFlag] ='8048'THEN'8048 enabled globally, which tries to reduce CMEMTHREAD waits on servers with a lot of logical processors.'
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WHEN [T].[TraceFlag] ='8017'AND (CAST(SERVERPROPERTY('Edition') ASNVARCHAR(1000)) LIKEN'%Express%') THEN'8017 is enabled globally, but this is the default for Express Edition.'
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WHEN [T].[TraceFlag] ='8017'AND (CAST(SERVERPROPERTY('Edition') ASNVARCHAR(1000)) NOTLIKEN'%Express%') THEN'8017 is enabled globally, which disables the creation of schedulers for all logical processors.'
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