Network Management
CXPACKET SQL WAIT Stats
This content will describe SQL Server wait type that can be encountered more or less commonly, which includes the description, steps that should be taken, and additional resources that could be used for troubleshooting.
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Description
A lot of the long-running queries are being parallelized. This is not necessarily a bad thing but it does consume additional CPU resources. If processor utilization is very high (typically above 80%) this wait should be investigatedResolution
Suggested solutions
- Examine high CPU queries to see if they can be optimized.
- Investigate changing default MAXDOP and parallelism settings (links below)
- Indexing, look for high CPU parallel queries
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