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by: jayanth.kurupPosted on: July 13, 2015June 21, 2025

SQL 2016- Activity monitor – Active Expensive Queries

Hurray L1 DBAs you now have an easier way to query active expensive queries. A new tab is added in activity monitor to show DBAs currently active queries. However I would still hope that everybody is familiar with using sys.dm_exec_requests

Plenty of new option popping up all over Management Studio get exploring.

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