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zni
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 Posted - 2010-06-10 : 15:02:09
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| This is probably a simple question...I want to see the actual values instead of variables in the SQL statement. See the above example. How can I find the values for the parameters @P1 and @P2? T-SQL:select dest.*from sys.dm_exec_requests as der cross apply sys.dm_exec_sql_text (der.sql_handle) as destwhere session_id = spid Output:(@P1 nvarchar(8),@P2 nvarchar(26))SELECT TOP 1 A.NUMBERSEQUENCE,A.TXT,A.LOWEST,A.HIGHEST,A.NEXTREC,A.BLOCKED,A.FORMAT,A.CONTINUOUS,A.CYCLIC,A.CLEANATACCESS,A.INUSE,A.NOINCREMENT,A.CLEANINTERVAL,A.LATESTCLEANDATE,A.LATESTCLEANTIME,A.ALLOWCHANGEUP,A.ALLOWCHANGEDOWN,A.MANUAL,A.FETCHAHEADQTY,A.FETCHAHEAD,A.MODIFIEDTRANSACTIONID,A.RECVERSION,A.RECID FROM NUMBERSEQUENCETABLE A WITH( UPDLOCK) WHERE ((DATAAREAID=@P1) AND (NUMBERSEQUENCE=@P2)) |
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tkizer
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Actual values instead of variables