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Rick Bond

2006-11-29, 5:17 am

Does SQL server keep track of all queries that are run by any chance?

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Tibor Karaszi

2006-11-29, 5:17 am

Nope, you'd have to do that yourself. Using Profiler, for example.

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Hari Prasad

2006-11-29, 7:12 pm

To add on to Tibor;

Profiler is littile bit resource intensive; so you will have to monitor the
server resources utilization while you run profiler. I wil not recommend to
run profiler
round the clock on a production server.


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Hari

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Rick Bond

2006-11-29, 7:12 pm

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