SQL Server 2014 High CPU After Installing SP2. There are 3 steps I used to fix this:
STEP 1: find the username of the SQL
- -open "SQL Server 2014 Configuration Manager."
- -right-click on the instance of SQL that you are running.
- -click PROPERTIES (a box opens).
- -click LOG-ON tab (at the top).
- -take note of the USERNAME that is running.
- -click OK
- -exit out of "SQL Server 2014 Configuration Manager."
STEP 2: add the username to the LOCK PAGES IN MEMORY section
- -click START > RUN
- -type: gpedit.msc
- -click COMPUTER-CONFIGURATION > WINDOWS-SETTINGS > SECURITY-SETTINGS > LOCAL-POLICIES > USER-RIGHTS-ASSIGNMENT
- -find LOCK-PAGES-IN-MEMORY
- -click ADD-USER-OR-GROUP
- -type in the USERNAME from above.
STEP 3: adjust the MAX MEMORY
- -open the 2014 MANAGEMENT STUDIO
- -login to the SQL DATABASE you are running.
- -right-click the SQL DATABASE name (at the top, on the left-hand side)
- -click PROPERTIES
- -click MEMORY (on the left hand side).
- -you will see the MINIMUM SERVER MEMORY and the MAXIMUM SERVER MEMORY areas.
- -leave the MINIMUM SERVER MEMORY at 0 (zero).
- -find the MAXIMUM SERVER MEMORY box.
- -type in the number for your server. This number is based on the amount of RAM in your system.
- -the chart is here: https://www.brentozar.com/blitz/max-memory/
- -click OK.
That's it!!! You did it!!!