Searching the net took me to a TechNet post talking about this exact issue.
After applying this fix everything got back to normal.
To perform the fix:
- Log on as an administrator.
- Start SQL Server Management Studio. (Express edition is fine)
- Attach to SBSMONITORING instance (replace SERVERNAME with the name of your server):
Server Type: Database Engine
Server Name: SERVERNAME\SBSMONITORING
Authentication: Windows Authentication- Once connected, from the Menu, click: File -> New -> Query with Current Connection. This creates a new query window.
- Copy the commands below into the window, then press F5 to execute.
USE SBSMONITORING GO CREATE NONCLUSTERED INDEX [IDX_Alerts_GetAlertsPerID] ON [dbo].[Alerts] ( [DefinitionID] ASC, [ComputerID] ASC, [DateOccured] ASC, [IsSet] ASC, [ID] ASC ) GO CREATE NONCLUSTERED INDEX [IDX_WMICollectedData_GetSecurityProductPerComputer] ON [dbo].[WMICollectedData] ( [WMIInstanceID] ASC, [WMIPropertyID] ASC, [DateCollected] ASC, [ID] ASC ) GO create index IDX_WMIObjectProperties_ObjectID on WMIObjectProperties(ObjectID,ID) Go create index IDX_WMIObjectInstances_ObjectID on WMIObjectInstances(ObjectID,ID)
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