To do that, on the server :
- run "wbemtest"
- click on "connection" and type "root\cimv2"
- click on "enumerate classes" and type "Win32_PerfRawData". Press "ok"
You should see a list of all Win32_PerfRawData WMI classes on the server.
If you wan to find MSSQL WMI information make sure that you see a bunch of "Win32_PerfRawData_MSSQL{Instance}_MSSQL{Instance}" lines. If you don't, you have a problem with the MSSQL Installation.
- Double click on Win32_PerfRawData_MSSQL{Instance}_MSSQL{Instance}GeneralStatistics
- Select the Propertie "_CLASS _CIM_STRING Win32_PerfRawData…." and click on "Instances".
- On the new window, you should at least 1 line. If you don't, it means that WMI cannot find any data for your MSSQL Instance. Normaly, wmiadap /f fixes it…
- If you see an instance line, double click on it and it will load the performance counters
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