Save results DBCC SQLPERF(UMSSTATS) in a table

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  • Could you please provide more information on how to analyse the data? Especially DBCC sqlperf(umsstats) itself?

    Also when I run

    dbcc sqlperf(umsstats) with tableresults, no_infomsgs

    I got the following:

    One or more WITH options specified are not valid for this command.

    Any ideas?

  • The original script was only tested on SQl Server 2000.

    If you use SQL Server 2005, try this:

    set nocount on

    declare @statistics varchar(32)

    declare @value float

    declare @Scheduler_ID int

    declare @Online int

    declare @Num_tasks int

    declare @Num_runnable int

    declare @Num_workers int

    declare @Active_workers int

    declare @Work_queued int

    declare @cntxt_switches float

    declare @cntxt_switches_idle float

    declare @preemptive_switches float

    create table #umsstats

    (

    [Statistics] varchar(32) not null,

    [Value] float not null

    )

    create table #umsstats2

    (

    [Scheduler_ID] int not null,

    [Online] int not null,

    [Num_tasks] int not null,

    [Num_runnable] int not null,

    [Num_workers] int not null,

    [Active_workers] int not null,

    [Work_queued] int not null,

    [Cntxt_switches] float not null,

    [Cntxt_switches_idle] float not null,

    [Preemptive_switches] float not null,

    [Datetime] datetime default getdate()

    )

    insert into #umsstats exec('dbcc sqlperf(umsstats) with no_infomsgs')

    declare umsstats_cursor cursor for select * from #umsstats

    open umsstats_cursor

    fetch next from umsstats_cursor into @statistics,@value

    while @@fetch_status = 0

    begin

    if ltrim(rtrim(@statistics)) = 'Scheduler ID' set @scheduler_id = @value

    if ltrim(rtrim(@statistics)) = 'online' set @online = @value

    if ltrim(rtrim(@statistics)) = 'num tasks' set @num_tasks = @value

    if ltrim(rtrim(@statistics)) = 'num runnable' set @num_runnable = @value

    if ltrim(rtrim(@statistics)) = 'num workers' set @num_workers = @value

    if ltrim(rtrim(@statistics)) = 'active workers' set @active_workers = @value

    if ltrim(rtrim(@statistics)) = 'work queued' set @work_queued = @value

    if ltrim(rtrim(@statistics)) = 'cntxt switches' set @cntxt_switches = @value

    if ltrim(rtrim(@statistics)) = 'cntxt switches(idle)' set @cntxt_switches_idle = @value

    if ltrim(rtrim(@statistics)) = 'preemptive switches'

    begin

    set @preemptive_switches = @value

    insert into #umsstats2(Scheduler_ID,[Online],Num_tasks,Num_runnable,Num_workers,

    Active_workers,Work_queued,cntxt_switches,cntxt_switches_idle,preemptive_switches)

    values(@Scheduler_ID,@Online,@Num_tasks,@Num_runnable,@Num_workers,

    @Active_workers,@Work_queued,@cntxt_switches,@cntxt_switches_idle,@preemptive_switches)

    end

    fetch next from umsstats_cursor into @statistics,@value

    end

    select * from #umsstats2

    drop table #umsstats

    drop table #umsstats2

    close umsstats_cursor

    deallocate umsstats_cursor

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