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dwilliscp
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Posted Tuesday, October 23, 2012 1:00 PM
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When you run a sql statement, in Server Management Studio, it tells you how many rows and how long it took, how do you get a stored Proc to capture this info in the Job history?
So if you have a Stored Proc that runs two statements: Select - into statement.. and an insert into statment.. it would log how long each took and how may rows each statement inserted.
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dwilliscp (10/23/2012)
When you run a sql statement, in Server Management Studio, it tells you how many rows and how long it took, how do you get a stored Proc to capture this info in the Job history?
So if you have a Stored Proc that runs two statements: Select - into statement.. and an insert into statment.. it would log how long each took and how may rows each statement inserted.
Look up @@RowCount in BOL for number of rows affected.
For execution times, just capture getdate() before and after the statements are executed and do a quick calculation.
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Ok, thanks... will do.
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