Index analysis - Live index usage, Fragmentation with the index heatmap & Unused\Recommended indexes
Wait statistics - See live view of current & total waits & associated wait type descriptions
Query plan analysis - worst performing operators are identified for you without having to search a graphical execution plan for them
Health Checks
Run over 50 diagnostic checks at server & database level with 1 click.
Be warned of configuration, design or performance problems; key information for performance tuning.
All T-SQL is analysed for coding practises that may negatively affect performance.
'About' window gives detailed explanation of healthcheck with links to best practise articles and other relevant articles.
Create your own custom healthchecks by providing your T-SQL
Analyse History
Sampled data is stored and can be viewed in the History Viewer: performancecounters, waits, deadlocks & Sql are all available for performance analysis
Review historic saved data to plan scaling & increase the lifespan of your hardware
Monitor data is written to an internal database - no need to setup & license a logging database
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Custom and pre-formatted Excel & PDF reports can be created and emailed from within the application: performance counters, waits & blocking statements are all available for performance analysis
SQL Server Agent Dashboard - use a calendar view of previous job execution to intelligent schedule jobs at the best times
Alert workflow - uncleared alerts can be commented on allowing for assignment to team members
Point in time performance data is saved with every alert meaning you can see the server's state when the alert was raised
Deadlocks are saved and can be fully reviewed using the graph in the xml viewer
Live metrics for every storage device that is used by SQL server
See all Windows processes on each monitored server, identify anything fighting for processor time
Descriptive tooltips for all graphs and links to appropriate msdn articles for properties to help users learn
Advanced memory dashboard lets you see how buffer, plan cache and operating system are using RAM
See the last hours average useage for certain metrics, to identify large changes in server behaviour