As index fragmentation increases over time, performance degrades, response times slow, and I/O suffers. SQL defrag manager performs an automated analysis of key metrics related to fragmentation to quickly pinpoint those areas where fragmentation is severely hindering performance, then triggers corrective measures.

Automate identification of index fragmentation "hot spots"
Schedule index defragmentation jobs
Avoid database contention with system resource pre-checks
Reduce page splits with index fill factor settings control
Centrally manage, report and notify instantly

Schedule Jobs
Manage the defragmentation process through scheduling of jobs at the most optimal time and based on the size of the index. Automate remediation and run the defragmentation utility immediately or during off-peak hours.

Avoid Contention
Check the utilization of key system indicators prior to execut­ing the defragmentation. This ensures that the policy is able to run as scheduled and avoid any potential system problems or application bottle­necks.

Manage Fill Factor
Most solutions don’t pay attention to the fill factor of tables, this can be a big drawback. With SQL defrag manager, users can manage index fill-factor settings and reduce splitting and shifting of pages as well as defrag job frequency.

Centralized management
The global dashboard displays all the SQL servers in your environment from one console, each database is color coded to reflect how much impact fragmentation is having on it, its databases, tables and indexes. You can easily sort to bring the items most in need of your attention to the forefront and take corrective action.

Customizable Defragmentation Control
Defrag processes can be triggered by fragmentation percentage or scan density, and prioritized based on fragmentation level, scan density, or index size. Additionally, defrag operations can be limited to the “top x” worst indexes, or by a “hard stop” time.

Policy-based Management
Defragmentation policies can be applied at the server, database or index level to apply the same defragmentation management policy to multiple objects all at once. Changing the policy changes the defragmentation approach across all objects simultaneously.

Index Management
Specify how much free space SQL Server should leave on an index page via the fill factor settings to limit page splitting and shifting. This helps you to decrease the frequency of your index rebuilds and improve the performance and availability of your SQL server applications.

Proactive System Resource Checks
Ascertain the utilization of key system resources prior to executing the defragmentation utility. If the metric is at a customer defined threshold, the execution of the defrag operation will either be delayed, prevented or run as scheduled.

Management Server and Data Repository

Windows 2000 SP4, Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2003 SP2, Windows 2008 SP1, Windows Vista SP2+, Windows 7 SP1+, Windows 2008 R2, Windows 8, Windows 2012
Microsoft .NET 2.0 SP1
Repository: SQL Server 2000, 2005, 2008, 2008 R2, 2012, 2014

Supported SQL Server Environments (for defragmentation)

SQL Server 2000 and SQL Server 2005
SQL Server 2008 R2
SQL Server 2012
SQL Server 2014

SQL defrag manager does not install any components, DLLs, scripts, stored procedures or tables on the SQL Server instances being monitored.

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