Script to output dbcc inputbuffer adding spid info

By ezlikesundaymorning, 2006/10/19

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The following script will allow the user to get information from all spids that have a program name associated with them. That is event info out of dbcc inputbuffer. Additional columns may be added and used in the table through simple modifications of the script. I just found it useful for troubleshooting and setting up with a hotkey. This way I have quick access to finding out which process is running for given cpu cycles etc or program name. I have included the basic script. Additional functionality may be added to the script for additional benefit.

By ezlikesundaymorning, 2006/10/19

Total article views: 431 | Views in the last 30 days: 66

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