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Dave62
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Posted Thursday, January 17, 2013 9:16 PM
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Lokesh Vij
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Posted Thursday, January 17, 2013 9:22 PM
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I knew there was a discussion on similar question recently, still got the answer wrong
Whilst, I was trying to look at the queries executed in estimated execution plan, my eye caught something. What ever operation is performed after "SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON;", it is treated as a single query along with QUOTED_IDENTIFIER.
Would really appreciate if someone can pitch-in and explain.
Thanks!
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Dineshbabu
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Posted Friday, January 18, 2013 12:01 AM
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Ravi SQL
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Posted Friday, January 18, 2013 12:27 AM
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I selected "0" and got wrong.
I think it is because 1 row in the system table is being affected and that is the reason the messages tab shows "(1 row(s) affected)". This happens when we click on estimated execution plan button by just having a "--" (commented line) in the query window.
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Koen Verbeeck
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Posted Friday, January 18, 2013 12:35 AM
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Dineshbabu
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Posted Friday, January 18, 2013 12:52 AM
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If we run the profiler before clicking Display Estimated Execution Plan, we can see SHOWPLAN_XML option is set to ON.
I think due to enabling this set option we are getting as "1 row(s) affected".
Letz wait untill some experts to explain in detail..
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vk-kirov
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Posted Friday, January 18, 2013 1:19 AM
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Dineshbabu (1/18/2013)
If we run the profiler before clicking Display Estimated Execution Plan, we can see SHOWPLAN_XML option is set to ON.
I think due to enabling this set option we are getting as "1 row(s) affected".
Well... you were very close
The "affected row" is the Estimated Execution Plan itself!
Try running
SET SHOWPLAN_XML ON
GO
<Whatever batch you want>
GO
SET SHOWPLAN_XML OFF
GO
and you'll get a result set with one column named "Microsoft SQL Server 2005 XML Showplan" and one row containing an execution plan. That row is displayed as "affected", and it doesn't matter what batch you estimate (it only must be a valid batch, otherwise you'll get a syntax error instead of any number of "affected rows").
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paul s-306273
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Posted Friday, January 18, 2013 1:32 AM
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In my naivete I'm thinking 'so what?'.
Is there a relevance to this?
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demonfox
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Posted Friday, January 18, 2013 1:47 AM
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Lokesh Vij (1/17/2013)
I knew there was a discussion on similar question recently, still got the answer wrong
Whilst, I was trying to look at the queries executed in estimated execution plan, my eye caught something. What ever operation is performed after "SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON;", it is treated as a single query along with QUOTED_IDENTIFIER.
Would really appreciate if someone can pitch-in and explain.
Thanks!
I remember the discussion ; but, I tested that to confirm it ; then I got counfused as it came no rows effected . So , I got it wrong
well, I forgot the question while testing it - the Display Estimated plan ..
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Try executing any select query , it gives 1 rows affected.
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Hugo Kornelis
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paul s-306273 (1/18/2013)
In my naivete I'm thinking 'so what?'.
Is there a relevance to this?
That's what I though as well when answering the question.
The question itself doesn't appear to make sense to me, but maybe that's because I am not a native English speaker?
It mentions "rows affected
in
the estimated execution plan - but there are no rows in the estimated plan (it's XML).
I figured that the author meant "how many rows are affected by the following code when you request an estimated execution plan". But that is nonsense as well, because an estimated plan is made by compiling, but not running the code. So no rows can be affected by definition.
If you have SSMS set to return number of rows affected (yes, that is a changeable option!), then you will indeed get the message "1 row(s) affected". That is because a resultset of 1 row is returned from the server to SSMS. That result set contains the XML column holding the execution plan. You always get this "1 row(s) selected" message when requesting an estimated execution plan, it has nothing to do with the code you wrote. (Except when there are parse errors -in that case, you never get to the compilation stage- or multiple batches -in that case, you get one such message for each batch-)
But again - back to Paul Knibb's reaction: what is the relevance of this?
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