use Dbcc proc cache and system cache

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My server cpu usage sometime shows as 100 %. at the time we are facing the data retriving problem.

So Used the below query and schedule the job for every 2 hours

SQL

DBCC FREEPROCCACHE
DBCC freesystemcache('all')

Now its ok. It will create any problem?

i need more information about the caches.it is permanent fix or temporary fix?

Posted 18-Jun-14 23:53pm

Gopijack89

Updated 19-Jun-14 18:56pm

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coded007 · Answer 1 · 2014-06-19T04:19:00

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No. I think it will not create any problem in near future.

Posted 19-Jun-14 4:19am

coded007

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Gopijack89 20-Jun-14 0:53am

thanks. can u give me a detailed explanation on this. i need more information about the caches.it is permanent fix or temporary fix?