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Hello minsouk, Welcome back and I hope you had a great summer holiday! Today I would like to share with you some improvements we have made to SQLTest and sp_whopro; many of them were the result of user feedback: sp_whopro SQL Server Activity Monitoring and Logging Stored Procedure in addition to on-premises usage, is now available for the cloud, SQL Azure V12.www.sqldownload.com/download Version 102 is now available for most SQL Server releases. It supports schema name in addition to database name while saving current activity, offers better support for data purging and includes various bug fixes and performance improvements. Free download SQLTest SQL Server Performance, Load, Stress and Unit Test Tool You can now save the test output to a database. Check out our online examples, you can find them under the Menu "File" - "Open Online Examples". You can use the tool without registering with "Automatic Evaluation License" or with "Free Community License". www.sqltest.org/download Upcoming Workshops: The "Advanced SQL Server 2014, 2012 and 2008 Performance Monitoring & Tuning Hands-on Workshop"uses SQLTest tool to simulate real-world performance issues on every participant's computer and these problems are resolved together with the students using various techniques. This makes sure the participants receive first-hand practical performance tuning skills, with real-world problem solving and not just the common "best practice guidelines" discussion. Agenda Feedback October 21-23, 2015 in Frankfurt, Germany November 17-19, 2015 in Vienna, Austria (Early bird discount available until October 6th, 2015) Furthermore, with "Super Early Bird Discount" you can now register for the first two workshops scheduled for 2016: June 21-23, 2016 in Zürich, Switzerland October 18-20, 2016 in London, United Kingdom If there are three or more DBAs / developers / architects in your company who would like to attend, it might be more convenient to organize the training at your company's premises. Let us know if you have any SQL Server performance tuning questions! Best regards, Carmen and Ramesh  www.sqlworkshops.com