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Answer by Blackhawk-17

You can start with this: SELECT * FROM sys.dm_exec_sessions WHERE cpu_time > 0 ORDER BY cpu_time DESC You may want to reduce the columns returned, but it should help see what has been consuming a...

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Answer by Håkan Winther

Try to update statisics, I had a similar problem with a server. It turned out to be a query that used to work fine until to much data was updated and the execution plan was completely wrong. After the...

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Answer by Blackhawk-17

You can start with this: SELECT * FROM sys.dm_exec_sessions WHERE cpu_time > 0 ORDER BY cpu_time DESC You may want to reduce the columns returned, but it should help see what has been consuming a...

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Answer by Håkan Winther

Try to update statisics, I had a similar problem with a server. It turned out to be a query that used to work fine until to much data was updated and the execution plan was completely wrong. After the...

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