SQL Server
Welcome
- Welcome
Connect
- Connection Details
- Connection Requirements
- Grant account permissions
Alarms (A-K)
- Alarms
- Backup - Days Since Last Full Backup
- Backup - Hours Since Last Differential Backup
- Backup - Minutes Since Last Log Backup
- Clusters - Failed Over
- Clusters - File Share Witness Inaccessible
- Clusters - Node Unavailable
- Clusters - Non-Preferred Node
- Compiles - Percentage Recompilations
- Databases - Data File Group About to Grow
- Databases - Data File Group Space Used
- Databases - Dynamic Data File Group Growths Remaining
- Databases - Dynamic Log File Growths Remaining
- Databases - Log File Space Used
- Databases - Log Flush Wait Time
- Databases - SQL I/O Errors
- Databases - Unavailable
- Error Log - Critical Error (severity level lower than 20)
- Error Log - Error Count
- Error Log - Fatal Current Process Error (severity level 20)
- Error Log - Fatal Database Integrity Suspect Error (severity level 23)
- Error Log - Fatal Database (dbid) Processes Error (severity level 21)
- Error Log - Fatal Hardware Error (severity level 24)
- Error Log - Fatal Hardware Error (severity level 25)
- Error Log - Fatal Table Integrity Suspect Error (severity level 22)
- Error Log - High Severity Message
- Error Log - Information Severity Message
- Error Log - Low Severity Message
- Error Log - Medium Severity Message
- I/O Stall Time
- Index Fragmentation
- Index Fragmentation Status
Alarms (L-M)
- Latch - Total Wait Time Rate
- LiteSpeed Backup Failed
- LiteSpeed Backup Warning
- Locks - Blocked Processes
- Locks - Deadlocks
- Log Shipping - Primary Backup Job
- Log Shipping - Secondary Job
- Log Shipping - Secondary Latency
- Memory - Page Life Expectancy
- Mirroring - State
- Mirroring - Unrestored Log
- Mirroring - Unsent Log
- Mirroring - Failedover
- Missing SQL Performance Counters
- Monitored Server - SQL Server Alarm Action Failure
- Monitored Server - SQL Server Alarm Evaluation Failure
- Monitored Server - SQL Server Collection Execution Failure
- Monitored Server - SQL Server Connection Failure
- Monitored Server - SQL Server Host Not Defined
- Monitored Server - SQL Server Planned Outage
- Monitored Server - SQL Server Secondary Connection Failure
- Monitored Server - SQL Server Unsupported Version
Alarms (N-Z)
- Network - SQL Server Packets Error Rate
- Performance Investigator
- Poor Performance Health
- Services - DTC Service Status
- Services - Full Text Search
- Services - Integration Service Status
- Services - Reporting Service Status
- Services - SQL Agent Mail Status
- SQL - Long Running SQL
- SQL - Running out of Threads
- SQL Agent - Alerts
- SQL Agent - Jobs Failed
- SQL Agent - Long Running Jobs (Percent)
- SQL Agent - Long Running Jobs (Time)
- SQL Agent - Status
- SQL Custom Counters
- SQL Virtual Log Files Count
- Tempdb Auto Growth
- Tempdb Contention
- Tempdb File Location
- Tempdb File Size
- Tempdb Growth Settings
- Tempdb Number of Files
- Tempdb Version Store Generation Rate
- Tempdb Version Store Size
- User - Connection Count
- User - Logins Per Second
- User - Response Time
Spotlight Overview page
- Spotlight Overview page
- Sessions panel
- Flows
- Processes Panel
- Flows
  - Logical Reads
  - Compiles
- Memory panel
- Flows
- Disk Storage panel
- Performance Health panel
  - Performance Health
- System panel
  - Version
  - Host
  - Custom
  - Status
- Background Processes panel
  - Error Log
  - Services
Memory drilldown
- Memory drilldown
- Memory Areas
- Server Memory
- Hit Rates
- Cache
- Buffer Cache Page Life Expectancy
SQL Activity drilldown
- SQL Activity drilldown
- Sessions page
- Summary page
- Locks page
  - Locks
  - Lock Types
  - Latches
- Blocking page
  - Blocking
  - Number of Blocked Processes
- Deadlocks page
  - Deadlock List
- I/O by File page
  - I/O by File grid
  - I/O by File chart
- Custom Counters page
  - Custom Counters chart
  - Custom Counters grid
- Query Execution Statistics page
Performance Health drilldown
- Performance Health drilldown
Wait Statistics drilldown
- Wait Statistics drilldown
- Wait Time Trend
- Waits Detail
Wait Events drilldown
- Wait Events drilldown
- SQL
- Plan
High Availability drilldown
- High Availability drilldown
- Transaction Log Shipping page
- Database Mirroring page
  - Database Mirroring grid
  - Database Mirroring details
Databases drilldown
- Databases drilldown
- Databases page
  - Databases grid
- Summary page
  - Database Space
  - Database History
- File Groups page
- Data Files page
- Transaction Logs page
- Log Files page
- Tables page
- Indexes page
- Disk Space page
  - Disk Space chart
- LiteSpeed Backups page
  - LiteSpeed Backup History
- Fragmented Indexes page
  - Fragmented Indexes grid
Support Services drilldown
- Support Services drilldown
- SQL Agent Jobs page
- Service Status page
  - Service Status grid
  - Service Status History
- SQL Agent Alerts page
  - SQL Agent Alerts grid
  - Alert Occurrences
- Cluster Services page
  - Cluster Services grid
- DTC page
  - DTC Details
- Full Text Search page
  - Full Text Search Service
Configuration drilldown
- Configuration drilldown
- Configuration page
  - SQL Server Configuration grid
Error log drilldown
- Error log drilldown
- SQL Server Error Logs
- SQL Agent Error Logs
Workload Analysis drilldown
- Workload Analysis drilldown
- SQL
- Plan
Tempdb drilldown
- Tempdb drilldown
- Usage page
- Contention page
  - Wait Time
  - Sessions involved in this contention
Collections
- Collections
- Collect additional diagnostic information
Troubleshooting
- Troubleshooting
SQL Server 2017 and above hosted on Linux
- SQL Server 2017 and above hosted on Linux

Connected Sessions chart

The Connected Sessions chart shows SQL Server session information.

The Connected Sessions chart contains an area graph showing the number of SQL Server sessions over time. If you have a non-zero User Connections parameter set on the server being monitored, the Y-axis is scaled to the value you specified, which allows you to see how close you are to this limit. Sessions are categorized as:

Internal SQL Server System sessions
Active user sessions
Idle user sessions

A Session is a single connection to SQL Server. Some applications establish multiple sessions to SQL Server. If there are multiple applications running on a target computer that are all communicating with SQL Server, they will also have created multiple SQL Server sessions.