CPU Metrics Not Displayed in dbForge Monitor for SQL Server
Symptoms
When using dbForge Monitor for SQL Server, you may notice that CPU metrics are not displayed for some of the active connections. An example of this issue is shown below.
The following notification will be displayed:
Cause
This issue is related to the SQL Server instance itself and not to dbForge Monitor. The lack of CPU data may be due to limitations or configuration issues on the server side that prevent performance counters or relevant metrics from being accessed or reported.
Recommended Action
Since this is a server-side issue, we suggest the following:
- Contact Microsoft Support for official troubleshooting and resolution steps.
- Post your issue on specialized SQL Server forums to seek advice from the community and database professionals.
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