In the previous parts, we explained How we can Troubleshooting the Performance issue using built-in reports in SQL Server and How we can collect SQL Server logs using PSSDIAG and BPCheck then we explained How we can analyze and analyze the output of the PSSDIAG tool using SQL Nexus and PAL tool, check the previous parts from here (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3)
Today in Part 4 we will talk about Some of the cases that can lead us for AG latency Yes (SQL Server Always on Latency) one of the most common performance issues is AG latency especially when you implemented and configure the SQL Server Always on between multi-subnet, at this time you can see (HADR_SYNC_COMMIT) wait are very high or if you found the log send queue size is high at this time the SQL Server Database log files will keep increased in the primary and not reduced because of the Log Queue size on the secondary are very high and this meaning something is blocking the log Queue on the secondary, let us see what is HADR_SYNC_COMMIT and compression on AG Log transport
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