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Set Up And Schedule a Server Side Trace
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Grant Fritchey
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Posted Friday, December 03, 2010 5:51 AM
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Jeff Moden (12/2/2010)
Good stuff as always, Grant! Thanks for taking the time to write articles like this. This one should be in every DBA's quick reference guide.
Thanks Jeff, but you & both know after you've done it once or twice, it's hard to forget. Hopefully it helps new people get a leg up a little quicker.
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Grant Fritchey
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CirquedeSQLeil (12/2/2010)
Great Stuff Grant.
Thanks Jason.
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jason.spangler
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I stand corrected everyone. Sorry about the incorrect information. I was told in a class that it had to be cleaned up, and never really tested it. It's great to know that it will auto cleanup.
Thanks to the peoples that did the testing!
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Jack Corbett
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jason.spangler (12/3/2010)
I stand corrected everyone. Sorry about the incorrect information. I was told in a class that it had to be cleaned up, and never really tested it. It's great to know that it will auto cleanup.
Thanks to the peoples that did the testing!
No worries. That's what SSC is all about , testing.
Jack Corbett
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Jack Corbett (12/3/2010)
jason.spangler (12/3/2010)
I stand corrected everyone. Sorry about the incorrect information. I was told in a class that it had to be cleaned up, and never really tested it. It's great to know that it will auto cleanup.
Thanks to the peoples that did the testing!
No worries. That's what SSC is all about , testing.
Oh indeed ...
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Test it - Test IT !
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Grant Fritchey
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ALZDBA (12/3/2010)
Jack Corbett (12/3/2010)
jason.spangler (12/3/2010)
I stand corrected everyone. Sorry about the incorrect information. I was told in a class that it had to be cleaned up, and never really tested it. It's great to know that it will auto cleanup.
Thanks to the peoples that did the testing!
No worries. That's what SSC is all about , testing.
Oh indeed ...
Don't just take anything for granted.
Test it - Test IT !
Absolute 100% Agreement!
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rob mcnicol
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great article, thanks.
what tweaks to this process are required to run a server-side trace on analysis services? when i export my Script Trace Definition, the 'For SQL...' options are greyed out. i am only able to export 'For Analysis Services...' which produces an xmla file.
what do i do with that xmla file to schedule the trace?
my task at hand is that i have to create an audit of access to a cube. any thoughts on whether this is a sufficiently robust mechanism to do this? if not, can anyone suggest alternatives?
thanks
rob
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SalvageDog
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Hello,
Thanks for a great article.
I have a very intermittent problem, occurs only two or three times a month. Would there be any issues with running a server side trace all day, other than creating a lot of .trc files? I'm especially concerned about an all-day trace using too many resources and affecting server performance.
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Abhijit More
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Here is the another code snippest to write Server Side Trace
http://abhijitmore.wordpress.com/2010/03/11/creating-custom-trace/
Abhijit - http://abhijitmore.wordpress.com
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Grant Fritchey
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rob mcnicol (1/31/2011)
great article, thanks.
what tweaks to this process are required to run a server-side trace on analysis services? when i export my Script Trace Definition, the 'For SQL...' options are greyed out. i am only able to export 'For Analysis Services...' which produces an xmla file.
what do i do with that xmla file to schedule the trace?
my task at hand is that i have to create an audit of access to a cube. any thoughts on whether this is a sufficiently robust mechanism to do this? if not, can anyone suggest alternatives?
thanks
rob
I am frankly unsure. I've never run a trace on SSAS, so I don't know exacty how it works.
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"The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood..." Theodore Roosevelt
The Scary DBA
Author of:
SQL Server 2012 Query Performance Tuning
SQL Server 2008 Query Performance Tuning Distilled
and
SQL Server Execution Plans
Product Evangelist for
Red Gate Software
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