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I wrote an article on stored procedure recompilation:
Microsoft's article on how to troubleshoot blocking problems:
INF: Understanding and Resolving SQL Server 7.0 or...
K. Brian Kelley
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Take a look at the ::fn_get_sql() system function. You'll probably need to couple that with a cursor but that'll tell you the SQL statments which are executing.
K. Brian Kelley
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If it's to the same server, the SIDs should match up between the logins at the server level and the users at the database level. If that's not the case,...
K. Brian Kelley
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I'm going to piggy-back on what David has already written just to try and give an analogy that may help in visualizing the different levels of access.
Think of SQL...
K. Brian Kelley
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Yes. Each SQL Server instance runs a separate sqlservr process which can be viewed with a tool like Perfmon or Process Explorer (from SysInternals). The catch with Perfmon is it'll...
K. Brian Kelley
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