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AskSQLTeam
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 Posted - 2003-04-03 : 07:22:59
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| Larry writes "How can I increase the granularity of the cpu measurements in SQLTrace? We have an extremely fast server that completes each transaction in less than 15 or 16 ms of cpu, so "0" is always logged by SQLTrace. Since we're running these transactions millions and millions of times, we still have a need to tune them." |
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tkizer
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Posted - 2003-04-03 : 12:41:58
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| What value are you looking at? In SQL Profiler, I always use the Duration column which has values in milliseconds. So 15 or 16 ms really shows up as 15 or 16 ms instead of 0.BTW, what version of SQL Server are you using? In SQL 7 and SQL 2k, the product is called SQL Profiler now. SQL Trace was the name in 6.5.Tara |
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