Trace Flags enabled in Azure Managed Instance

-> There are many trace flags enabled by default in Azure Managed Instance.

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-> At this point, I am not sure if these trace flags will be enabled after the preview. But I can see trace flags that are used to write finer details to errorlog. So I think these may be removed later.

-> Lets see what these trace flags do. Some details can be incorrect, I will change it going forward as required.

Trace Flag Description
1800 1)  Details related to SQL Server startup.
2) This article mentions this trace flag which is related to “Slow synchronization when disks have different sector sizes for primary and secondary replica log files in SQL Server AG and Logshipping environments”
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3004 Lists the database Backup / restore details step by step.
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3605 Redirects output to SQL Server errorlog
3701 Script level upgrade scripts will be written to SQL Server errorlog during failures. This gets added automatically to On-Premise SQL Server during patching.
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8015  Ignores physical NUMA detection. This article has more details.
8017  Avoid creating a lot of offline schedulers.
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9837 Details related to checkpoint
9850 Details related to checkpoint
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Thank You,
Vivek Janakiraman

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