how performance should done when SSIS is process is going on ?

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There are multiple operation going on it is slow down system then which will improve the performance of system.

Posted 25-Aug-12 9:47am

dineshvishe

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Wendelius · Answer 1 · 2012-08-25T10:09:00

Well there is no one quick solution. Since you're working with SSIS I would start to investigate what is causing the load on the database server.

Investigate all the session, use profiler to track long running operations etc. After digging information about specific long running or resource consuming operations, concentrate on enhancing the by indexing, re-writing the operations and so on.

Also using for example the Windows Performance Monitor, check the utilization of the CPU and the main memory. If you have lot's of operations going on, one speciifc reason could be paging of the server.