sp_QuickieStore: workload concentration summary for @find_high_impact#693
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New result set fires before the query details showing what percentage of total resources the surfaced queries account for. Classifies workloads as Concentrated (>= 50%), Moderate (25-49%), or Flat (< 25%) with actionable recommendations for each profile. Helps users identify "death by a thousand cuts" workloads where no single query dominates. Tested on sql2016, sql2017, sql2022, sql2025. Also adds documentation to the @help output explaining the new columns. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@find_high_impactthat fires before the query details, showing what percentage of total resources the surfaced queries account for@help = 1explaining all new columnsTest plan
@help = 1renders new section correctly🤖 Generated with Claude Code