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Performance: Execution Plan ~ entry not in drop down list.
Hello,
I want to capture the texual form of execution plan when using the perfmon
utility. From what 've read I need to select the "Performance: Execution
Plan". Am unable to find this particluar entry. All the other SQLServer
related entries (from 'Access Methods' to 'User Settable') appear - but I
cannot see anything for Performance. Is there some setting/switch that needs
to be enabled before this entry appears?
Cheers!
SQLCatz

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SQLCatz
03-31-05 12:01 PM


Re: Performance: Execution Plan ~ entry not in drop down list.
You can't get that from Perfmon.  You need to use Profiler for that.

--
Andrew J. Kelly  SQL MVP


"SQLCatz" <SQLCatz@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hello,
> I want to capture the texual form of execution plan when using the perfmon
> utility. From what 've read I need to select the "Performance: Execution
> Plan". Am unable to find this particluar entry. All the other SQLServer
> related entries (from 'Access Methods' to 'User Settable') appear - but I
> cannot see anything for Performance. Is there some setting/switch that
> needs
> to be enabled before this entry appears?
> Cheers!
> SQLCatz



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Andrew J. Kelly
04-01-05 01:01 AM


Re: Performance: Execution Plan ~ entry not in drop down list.
PerfMon captures system and software performance data, but not execution
plans. Use Profiler and Query Analyzer instead.

Profiler: select Show Statistics Profile
QA: Run set statistics profile on and your query.

Adrian



"SQLCatz" <SQLCatz@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:DAF653DC-62BE-4B8C-95A3- 2DD4781B0038@microso
ft.com...
> Hello,
> I want to capture the texual form of execution plan when using the perfmon
> utility. From what 've read I need to select the "Performance: Execution
> Plan". Am unable to find this particluar entry. All the other SQLServer
> related entries (from 'Access Methods' to 'User Settable') appear - but I
> cannot see anything for Performance. Is there some setting/switch that
> needs
> to be enabled before this entry appears?
> Cheers!
> SQLCatz



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Adrian Zajkeskovic
04-01-05 01:01 AM


RE: Performance: Execution Plan ~ entry not in drop down list.
Are you talking about profiler.exe or perfmon.exe?


AMB

"SQLCatz" wrote:

> Hello,
> I want to capture the texual form of execution plan when using the perfmon
> utility. From what 've read I need to select the "Performance: Execution
> Plan". Am unable to find this particluar entry. All the other SQLServer
> related entries (from 'Access Methods' to 'User Settable') appear - but I
> cannot see anything for Performance. Is there some setting/switch that nee
ds
> to be enabled before this entry appears?
> Cheers!
> SQLCatz

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Alejandro Mesa
04-01-05 01:01 AM


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