• In order to collect a meaningful set of data, you're going to need access to the server. You can look at the information in dynamic management objects (DMO) such as sys.dm_exec_query_stats which will give you an aggregate of performance metrics for all queries currently in cache. But it requires advanced permissions. Same thing with using a server-side trace to collect the data (don't point Profiler at a production server). To gather these metrics you either need permissions from the administrators or you need to work with them to get the metrics.

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