Occurs on the versioning state change of an AlwaysOn secondary database. This wait is for internal data structures and is usually is very short with no direct effect on data access. Information from Microsoft®
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Occurs on the versioning state change of an AlwaysOn secondary database. This wait is for internal data structures and is usually is very short with no direct effect on data access. Information from Microsoft® |
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This wait has never occurred recently
HADR_DATABASE_VERSIONING_STATE has not occurred recently on 4207 instances checked.