Ned Otter announces a new tool for troubleshooting memory-optimized databases:
Instance level evaluates the following:
the version/edition of SQL server
SQL Server ‘max memory’ setting
memory clerks
XTP memory consumers, aggregated
XTP memory consumers, detailed
the value of the committed_target_kb column from sys.dm_os_sys_info
whether or not instance-level collection of execution statistics has been enabled for all natively compiled stored procedures (because this can kill their performance….)
when running Enterprise, if there are any resource groups defined, and which memory-optimized databases are bound to them
XTP and buffer pool memory allocations, because In-Memory OLTP can affect on-disk workloads
summary of memory used by XTP
There’s a lot of useful information you can get out of this procedure. Click through for the full documentation.