Sql server slowness issue is fixed after rebooting the SQL server

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how sql server slowness issue is fixed after rebooting the sql server. Can anyone help on this

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how sql server slowness issue is fixed after rebooting the sql server. Can anyone help on this

Posted 12-Mar-18 5:21am

Updated 12-Mar-18 5:52am

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Wendelius 12-Mar-18 14:50pm

Do you mean that the performance after the reboot is slow?

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ZurdoDev · Answer 1 · 2018-03-12T05:53:00

Yes, because it is not running as many processes as it was before, when it was slow. It is a new, fresh instance.

Posted 12-Mar-18 5:53am