Greetings, I have a MySQL/Linux background, and I have to play a little with MSSQL for my current job ... I use to look at the mysql queries logs under linux, in order to diagnose possible problems, and that helped me a lot. Is there the same thing under MsSQL ? A place where all the queries get logged ? If so where, and where can I configure it. Thanks, that would help me a lot =)
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Any logs of the MSSQL queries being performed ??
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They all get logged in the transaction log, though unfortunately you cant look at that (well you can with 3rd party tools eg Luminent Log Explorer)
You can use SQL Profiler a tool which comes with SQL Server to run traces on the database. It is pretty useful in diagnosing problems and seeing who is doing whats what. Its not something that you have running all the time though, as theres obviously overhead etc, also theres a lot you can do with Windows Perf Monitor to diagnose performance problems
You can use SQL Profiler a tool which comes with SQL Server to run traces on the database. It is pretty useful in diagnosing problems and seeing who is doing whats what. Its not something that you have running all the time though, as theres obviously overhead etc, also theres a lot you can do with Windows Perf Monitor to diagnose performance problems
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