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Updated Profiler readme with getting started instructions

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- Monitoring the performance of SQL Server to tune workloads. - Monitoring the performance of SQL Server to tune workloads.
- Correlating performance counters to diagnose problems. - Correlating performance counters to diagnose problems.
## Getting Started:
To launch SQL Server Profiler, you have to first make a connection to a server.
Open Profiler by pressing **Alt+P** on Windows, and **Ctrl+Alt+P** on macOS.
To Start/Stop Profiler, click the Start button or press **Alt+S** on Windows, or **Ctrl+Alt+S** on macOS.
Otherwise, open the command palette and type 'Profiler.'
For more info, [check out our documentation.](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/sql-operations-studio/sql-server-profiler-extension?view=sql-server-2017)
## SQL Server Profiler 0.1.1 Release ## SQL Server Profiler 0.1.1 Release
The SQL Server Profiler for SQL Operations Studio *Preview* extension is now available. This is the initial preview release for a new lightweight XEvent-based profiler. The SQL Server Profiler extension tries to make it simple to quickly trace server activity for troubleshooting and monitoring. The SQL Server Profiler for SQL Operations Studio *Preview* extension is now available. This is the initial preview release for a new lightweight XEvent-based profiler. The SQL Server Profiler extension tries to make it simple to quickly trace server activity for troubleshooting and monitoring.