By default, five trace files are kept in the same folder as the SQL Server error log. Each file has a size limit of 20MB before it rolls over to the next file. After the fifth file is filled, the default trace
1. Determine what version of SQL Server you have and double-click the link below to download the zip file of SQL templates. In the zip file, click on the TRACETMPL folder and double-click on the .tdf file for your version and SQL Profiler will automati...
2. Enable Trace Flag 1222 - Here data is returned in XML Format. Also one can see the processes information also which are involved in deadlock. DBCC Traceon (T1222,-1) 3. Run SQL Profiler Trace to capture the Deadlock events. This deadlock information can be...
In the Trace name box, type a name for the trace, and then click Save to table. In the Connect to server dialog box, connect to the SQL Server database that will contain the trace table. In the Destination Table dialog box, select a database from the Databaselist. In the Owner list...
1: How do you enable trace for an API when executed from a SQL script outside of Oracle Applications ? -- enable trace ALTER SESSION SET EVENTS '10046 trace name context forever, level 12'; -- Set the trace file identifier, to locate the file on the server ...
Below are the steps to configure Sql*Net verbose Client side tracing: (1) Open the SQLNET.ORA file typically found in the installation location (or simply do a Search): (2) Add the following parameters at the end of the file: #CLIENT-SIDE SQL*NET TRACE PARAMETERS ...
traceMode="SortByTime" localOnly="true" writeToDiagnosticsTrace="true" /> -->BAM AlertingEnabling tracing for BAM alerting helps you troubleshoot alert delivery failures.BAM alerting is built on the SQL Server Notification Services infrastructure. To enable tracing on BAM alerting, see the Notific...
1: How do you enable trace for an API when executed from a SQL script outside of Oracle Applications ? -- enable trace ALTER SESSION SET EVENTS '10046 trace name context forever, level 12'; -- Set the trace file identifier, to locate the file on the server ...
Each event that you trace results in more overhead, so minimize the number of events to monitor. Make use of the SQL Profiler templates, which provide a number of predefined traces. For example, you can use the SQLProfilerSP_Count template to identify the most frequently used stored procedure...
There are different ways in which you can rebuild the index in SQL Server. However the easiest method will be to executeALTER INDEX REBUILDstatement to rebuild an index or executeCREATE INDEX WITH DROP_EXISTINGstatement to enable a disabled index. In the below demo I will useSales.Customertable...