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docs/ssms/menu-help/options-output-window-page.md

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 | Channel | Definition |
 | ------- | ---------- |
-| **Activity Monitor** | This channel starts when [Activity Monitor](https://learn.microsoft.com/sql/relational-databases/performance-monitor/activity-monitor?view=sql-server-ver16) opens for a server. This stream contains events showing part of the query text and timestamp of each query, error messages, and notifications of the monitor being paused due to connectivity problems. If Activity Monitor seems to be idle or otherwise failing to update, check this output channel for more information. |
+| **Activity Monitor** | This channel starts when [Activity Monitor](../../relational-databases/performance-monitor/activity-monitor.md) opens for a server. This stream contains events showing part of the query text and timestamp of each query, error messages, and notifications of the monitor being paused due to connectivity problems. If Activity Monitor seems to be idle or otherwise failing to update, check this output channel for more information. |
 | **Azure Activity Directory Interactive authentication** | For cases where Azure Active Directory authentication is used, this channel will output information specific to the authentication process. |
 | **Object Explorer** | This channel outputs the query text and elapsed times of SQL queries needed to expand nodes in Object Explorer. Each query logs a Begin Query and an End Query event. Each event has a timestamp and the URN associated with the entity being queried. The URN refers to the underlying SQL Management Object and consists of an XPath-style hierarchy. For example, the URN for a table named "Table1" in database "Db" on server "MyServer" would be "Server[@Name='MyServer']/Database[@Name='Db']/Table[/@Name='Table1']". Expanding one node in Object Explorer can require multiple such queries with different parameters. The End Query event will contain the elapsed time of the query along with the T-SQL text. You may find this query data useful for server performance analysis in cases where Object Explorer seems unusually slow to expand a particular node. Note: only some nodes in Object Explorer provide this query detail when expanding. Enabled by default. |
 | **SQL Client** | This channel displays information from the Microsoft.Data.SqlClient data provider. This option requires a restart of SSMS for output to appear. |