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How to tell how many times an SQL executed in v7 or v2000?
Using the dm_exec_query_stats in 2005, I know I can get the number of
executions for a particular sql_handle, but is it possible to get the
number of execs for a SQL in version 7 or 2000?  Also is it possible to
get reads/writes/etc in these early versions?

Thanks.


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Rick
02-21-06 01:24 AM


Re: How to tell how many times an SQL executed in v7 or v2000?
Rick  (rick_snow_ora@hotpo
p.com)  writes:
> Using the dm_exec_query_stats in 2005, I know I can get the number of
> executions for a particular sql_handle, but is it possible to get the
> number of execs for a SQL in version 7 or 2000?  Also is it possible to
> get reads/writes/etc in these early versions?

These new Dynamic Management Views in SQL 2005 are just stunning. There
is some much information, that it just leaves you breahless. And a lot of
that is not available in SQL 2000. master.dbo.syscacheobjects is proabbly
what comes closest in this case, but it does not have all that information.



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Erland Sommarskog, SQL Server MVP, esquel@sommarskog.se

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Erland Sommarskog
02-25-06 02:44 PM


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