问题
I have a trouble in monitoring t-sql commands, I want to monitor just commands like: select, insert, update or delete. Can anyone help me?
回答1:
Pick a trace template (such as Tuning) and use a filter.
Either filter by a particular login (such as your own login or a service's login), a particular database.
For instance, to filter by database: Under Trace properties -> Events tab -> Select show all columns. Set a Like filter on database name.
I find setting a filter on the number of Logical Reads of say > 10 reads, filters out most of the noise.
- How to: Filter Events in a Trace
- Using SQL Server Profiler
回答2:
Download Express Profiler From CodePlex
You can get all your query after starting a trace. This can be used any machine.
回答3:
- Open Sql Profiler from: Programs -> Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 -> Performance Tools -> SQL Server Profiler
- Click on "New Trace" and Logon into database engine
- Click on "Show all events" checkbox
- In the events tree expand "TSQL" and check SQL:BatchCompleted, then check "Show all columns" and check item "TextData"
- Click Run button.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18669421/how-to-monitor-just-t-sql-commands-in-sql-profiler