Amazon RDS for SQL Server Adds 18 New SQL Trace Flags

Amazon RDS for SQL Server now supports 18 additional SQL trace flags for performance tuning.

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Amazon RDS for SQL Server now supports 18 additional SQL trace flags that can be enabled through database parameter groups. ^[1] Seguro Canguro, a Colombian insurance company, implemented an artificial intelligence system to automate the verification of insurance policies. ^[2] AWS recommends that database administrators test these trace flags in a non-production environment before applying them to production instances. ^[3] The newly supported trace flags include numbers 647, 652, 1448, 3654, 4138, 4139, 7745, 8285, 8780, 9432, 9481, 9492, 9592, 11024, 11042, 12502, 12618, and 12656. ^[4] These trace flags address scenarios such as query plan optimization, DDL performance improvements, availability group replication, Query Store behavior, automatic plan correction, and known engine bug mitigations. ^[5] Martín Alvemo, CEO of Seguro Canguro, stated that the workers previously focused on review were not laid off but were reassigned to advisory and customer service activities. ^[6] The AI system uses vision capabilities to analyze issued documents and compare them with initial request information, stopping the process if inconsistencies are found. ^[7] The automation freed up more than 760 manual work hours per month, which is equivalent to the capacity of five people dedicated exclusively to this labor. ^[8]

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Amazon RDS for SQL Server now supports 18 additional SQL trace flags that can be enabled through database parameter groups. · Amazon Web Services, Inc.

Seguro Canguro, a Colombian insurance company, implemented an artificial intelligence system to automate the verification of insurance policies. · Vanguardia

AWS recommends that database administrators test these trace flags in a non-production environment before applying them to production instances. · Amazon Web Services, Inc.

The newly supported trace flags include numbers 647, 652, 1448, 3654, 4138, 4139, 7745, 8285, 8780, 9432, 9481, 9492, 9592, 11024, 11042, 12502, 12618, and 12656. · Amazon Web Services, Inc.

These trace flags address scenarios such as query plan optimization, DDL performance improvements, availability group replication, Query Store behavior, automatic plan correction, and known engine bug mitigations. · Amazon Web Services, Inc.

Martín Alvemo, CEO of Seguro Canguro, stated that the workers previously focused on review were not laid off but were reassigned to advisory and customer service activities. · Vanguardia

The AI system uses vision capabilities to analyze issued documents and compare them with initial request information, stopping the process if inconsistencies are found. · Vanguardia

The automation freed up more than 760 manual work hours per month, which is equivalent to the capacity of five people dedicated exclusively to this labor. · Vanguardia

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