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SQL Profiler doesn't luanch correctly
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| Chris Newby 2005-11-09, 8:24 pm |
| In the past I've been able to use SQL Profiler without any problems on this
machine within this network. Recently, however, whenever I try to start
Profiler, a task item shows up in the task bar, but GUI never actually
opens. Using ProcessExplorer from sysinternal.com, a stack trace of
profiler.exe only thread shows:
ntdll. dll!KiFastSystemCall
Ret
SEMSFC. dll!SFCApp::PumpMess
age+0x33
SEMSFC. dll!SFCApp::Run+0x95
profiler. exe!CTraceScriptGene
rator80::operator=+0
x35b
profiler. exe!CTraceScriptGene
rator80::operator=+0
x1b5
profiler. exe!CRowsetTraceProp
ertiesGeneralTab::Pr
oc+0xae8
kernel32. dll!RegisterWaitForI
nputIdle+0x49
I can see that something is happening because its still context switching
.... however like I said, no GUI. It's almost as if the appliction is
permanently minimized.
Anyway, this is really bugging me as profiler is often such a useful tool
and I'm unfortunately not that good at lower level debugging yet.
So any help would be apreciated, thanks,
Chris Newby
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| David Gugick 2005-11-09, 8:24 pm |
| Chris Newby wrote:
> In the past I've been able to use SQL Profiler without any problems
> on this machine within this network. Recently, however, whenever I
> try to start Profiler, a task item shows up in the task bar, but GUI
> never actually opens. Using ProcessExplorer from sysinternal.com, a
> stack trace of profiler.exe only thread shows:
>
> ntdll. dll!KiFastSystemCall
Ret
> SEMSFC. dll!SFCApp::PumpMess
age+0x33
> SEMSFC. dll!SFCApp::Run+0x95
> profiler. exe!CTraceScriptGene
rator80::operator=+0
x35b
> profiler. exe!CTraceScriptGene
rator80::operator=+0
x1b5
> profiler. exe!CRowsetTraceProp
ertiesGeneralTab::Pr
oc+0xae8
> kernel32. dll!RegisterWaitForI
nputIdle+0x49
>
> I can see that something is happening because its still context
> switching ... however like I said, no GUI. It's almost as if the
> appliction is permanently minimized.
>
> Anyway, this is really bugging me as profiler is often such a useful
> tool and I'm unfortunately not that good at lower level debugging yet.
>
> So any help would be apreciated, thanks,
> Chris Newby
You could try reapplying the SQL Server service pack to the client. That
will update the client tools and may solve the problem.
--
David Gugick
Quest Software
www.imceda.com
www.quest.com
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| Tibor Karaszi 2005-11-10, 7:23 am |
| Which version of SQL Server and the OS? I recall issues with Profiler 2005 on Windows 2003, where
you needed (as I recall) sp1 for the OS or you'd get this very behavior.
--
Tibor Karaszi, SQL Server MVP
http://www.karaszi.com/sqlserver/default.asp
http://www. solidqualitylearning
.com/
"Chris Newby" <Chris. Newby@Rockcreekgloba
l.com> wrote in message
news:%23dAvtpX5FHA.1248@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
> In the past I've been able to use SQL Profiler without any problems on this machine within this
> network. Recently, however, whenever I try to start Profiler, a task item shows up in the task
> bar, but GUI never actually opens. Using ProcessExplorer from sysinternal.com, a stack trace of
> profiler.exe only thread shows:
>
> ntdll. dll!KiFastSystemCall
Ret
> SEMSFC. dll!SFCApp::PumpMess
age+0x33
> SEMSFC. dll!SFCApp::Run+0x95
> profiler. exe!CTraceScriptGene
rator80::operator=+0
x35b
> profiler. exe!CTraceScriptGene
rator80::operator=+0
x1b5
> profiler. exe!CRowsetTraceProp
ertiesGeneralTab::Pr
oc+0xae8
> kernel32. dll!RegisterWaitForI
nputIdle+0x49
>
> I can see that something is happening because its still context switching ... however like I said,
> no GUI. It's almost as if the appliction is permanently minimized.
>
> Anyway, this is really bugging me as profiler is often such a useful tool and I'm unfortunately
> not that good at lower level debugging yet.
>
> So any help would be apreciated, thanks,
> Chris Newby
>
>
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