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Have you ever opened the SQL Server Error Log and wondered, “where are all the errors?” Digging through the Error Log to find what you need can be a pain. Sure, you could use several methods to parse through the Error Log to find what you are looking for, but sometimes you want to take a glance at the Error Log using SSMS. Whether you are new to SQL Server or a seasoned veteran, you will notice odd behavior in the SQL Server Error Log.
Trace flags are switches that adminstrators or developers can use to change the behavior of SQL Server. These are added by the development team, often to help debug or diagnose performance issues, according to BOL, but they are increasingly being used as feature flags to enable behavior that some customers may want, but Microsoft doesn't want to make the default. This article will look at various ways that you can enable trace flag behavior in SQL Server.
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