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Tuning SQL Server Reporting Services

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This article will cover many areas that database administrators need to be aware of in order to properly license, recover, and tune a Reporting Services installation. SSRS 2008 brought that component into the reporting service module. Tuning Options. Tuning SSRS is much like any other application. General Tuning.

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Common SQL Server Mishaps

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JUNE 21, 2019

If you are on SQL Server 2008 – SQL Server 2014, for a single NUMA node with less than 8 logical processors, keep MAXDOP at or below the number of logical processors. I tend to recommend increasing this value to a higher number after examining the Plan Cache. Microsoft has given guidance on what values to use for MAXDOP.

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