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@SQLBrander Could you please post the scripts that didn't work for you? Since you mentioned sys.resource_stats_raw, are you using SQL Managed Instance?
Hi,
Every script on that page that used sys.resource_stats.
I was not using managed instance as far as I know.
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@SQLBrander sys.resource_stats_raw is specific to Managed Instance only. The article in question is Azure SQL Database. Please post the scripts that didn't work for you.
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I'm using a Hyperscale DB, and it doesn't have sys.resource_stats
, only sys.resource_stats_raw
. (As far as I know, it's not a Managed Instance database or server, just a "regular" Azure SQL database and server, on the Hyperscale tier.)
Hello,
It looks like this is still an issue. On Azure SQL DB the following query:
select * from sys.resource_stats;
throws the following error message:
Msg 208, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
Invalid object name 'sys.resource_stats'.
While sys.resource_stats_raw
exists, but doesn't return any data (even though the query does run for a while).
This is on Azure SQL DB General Purpose Gen 5.
Thank you,
Vlad
When running some of the scripts with FROM sys.resource_stats don't work. I found however sys.resource_stats_raw. Probably not adjusted on this page?
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