SQL Server 2008 R2 Data Collection and WMIPrvSE.exe


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i've been working on new environment prepare upgrade our 2000 environment 2008r2.  in qa, did simulation of normal day's traffic against databases, decided wanted capture data , try use data collection tool set so.  setup snap , , running, writing out 1 of our other databases.

in monitoring server whole, sql server instances seemed behave , had no problems keeping work load.  qa people impressed responsiveness of reports applications.  1 thing myself , 1 of sa's noted there 2-3 wmiprvse.exe processes, cluster services , svchost.exe processes eating 25-30% of cpu.  little suprirsed, failed on our second node in cluster , started testing again.  time, data collection running, there no wmi/svc/clsvc processes hogging cpu.

both sa , myself sat there scratching our heads.  we've got few more tests run , things dig into, wanted see if else has had similar issue?  here's our current setup:

2-node cluster on vmware vsphere 4.1, windows server 2008 r2 enterprise sp1, sql server 2008 r2 cu5, running in active/passive mode

 

hi notsocleverdba,

windows management instrumentation (wmi) part of microsoft windows operating system provides management information , controls programs in enterprise environment. wmiprvse.exe host process wmi provider services. essential service start whenever specific piece of software requires facilities.

the collecting data remote can load wmiprvse.exe in-process. please refer link more information on troubleshooting: sql server (2005, 2008) performance counter collection problems.

you can check these 2 nodes same operate system see if installed different roles or features or other third party application may load wmi provider service.


best regards,
stephanie lv



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