High Performance Plan check - change wording for clarity#1423
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Just looking at the display name makes it seem like the server is already in high performance mode and that is the issues. The wording on the other checks includes should and I think this would make it clearer.
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Hi @uc-msft thanks for merging - can you clarify the process for this updating the SQL Assessment API? At the moment it still shows the old wording: 
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Just looking at the display name makes it seem like the server is already in high performance mode and that is the issues. The wording on the other checks includes should and I think this would make it clearer.