01- Perfmon Performance Report for SQL Server

Memory
	Available Bytes
	Available MBytes
	Page Faults/sec
	Pages/sec

PhysicalDisk
	% Disk Time
	Avg. Disk sec/Read
	Avg. Disk sec/Write
	Current Disk Queue Length
	Disk Bytes/sec
	Disk Transfers/sec

Processor
	% Privileged Time
	% Processor Time

SQLServer:Access Methods
	FreeSpace Scans/sec
	Full Scans/sec

SQLServer:Buffer Manager
	Buffer cache hit ration
	Checkpoint pages/sec
	Free pages
	Lazy writes/sec
	Page life expectancy

SQLServer:General Statistics
	User Connections

SQLServer:Latches
	Total Latch Wait Time (ms)

SQLServer:Locks
	Lock Timeouts/sec
	Lock Wait Time (ms)
	Number of Deadlocks/sec

SQLServer:Memory Manager
	Memory Grants Pending
	Target Server Memory (KB)
	Total Server Memory (KB)

SQLServer:SQL Statistics
	Batch Requests/sec
	SQL Compilations/sec
	SQL Re-Compilations/sec

System
	Context Switches/sec
	Processor Queue Length

1. Click on Start, then click on Run, type in Perfmon and click OK. Expand Data Collector Sets, right click on User Defined, select New, then select Data Collector Set. Type in a name, for example mycollectorset1, then click the create manually (Advanced) radio button, then click the Next button.
2. Make sure that Create data logs is selected, and check the Performance counter checkbox, then click Next button.
3. Click the Add button, and find the counters in the list that you want to keep track of. Add all the counters above... For example, to add Available Bytes, expand Memory and click on Available Bytes then click on the Add button. Then click the OK button when you are done adding counters. Now click Next button.
4. If you want, you can click the Browse button to change where the datacollectorset will be stored...I just leave the default inside %systemdrive%\PerfLogs\Admin\mycollectorset1. Then click Next button, and then click Finish button.
5. Expand Data Collector Sets, and find your new collector set in the list, right click on it, and select Start. And now it will say Running. Leave it run for awhile so it can collect data about the counters. Then to stop it, right click on the collector set, and select Stop.
6. Go to the directory where the collector set was saved, for example %systemdrive%\PerfLogs\Admin\mycollectorset1 and double click on the mycollectorset1.blg file. Then click on each one of the properties of the counters, for example Page Faults/sec, and it will tell the Average, Minimum, and Maximum values for each counter property.
7. Click on the icon Change graph type icon at the top of the graph, and select Report.