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Foglight Query Insights Infographic
Foglight Query Insights lets you easily see and focus on the database queries that take the most time and are run the most often.
Foglight Query Insights…
- Ranks and sorts queries by their impact
- Lets you filter by time frames, database platform and more
- Cuts down on your Mean Time to Resolution
Download the infographic to learn more.
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