How to trace trigger execution in SQL Profiler?

When I try to trace some SQL statement executions inside a Trigger by using 2005 SQL Profiler, I found even the trigger is fired, there's no any trace about it in SQL Profiler. How can I trace trigger execution in 2005 SQL Profiler?Hi,

have a look here: http://groups.google.de/group/microsoft.public.sqlserver.server/browse_frm/thread/c87621996c73012b

HTH, Jens SUessmeyer.

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How to tell how many times an SQL executed in v7 or v2000?

Using the dm_exec_query_stats in 2005, I know I can get the number of
executions for a particular sql_handle, but is it possible to get the
number of execs for a SQL in version 7 or 2000? Also is it possible to
get reads/writes/etc in these early versions?
Thanks.Hi
You should be able to collate this information using SQL profiler.
John
"Rick" wrote:
> Using the dm_exec_query_stats in 2005, I know I can get the number of
> executions for a particular sql_handle, but is it possible to get the
> number of execs for a SQL in version 7 or 2000? Also is it possible to
> get reads/writes/etc in these early versions?
> Thanks.
>

How to tell how many times an SQL executed in v7 or v2000?

Using the dm_exec_query_stats in 2005, I know I can get the number of
executions for a particular sql_handle, but is it possible to get the
number of execs for a SQL in version 7 or 2000? Also is it possible to
get reads/writes/etc in these early versions?
Thanks.Rick (rick_snow_ora@.hotpop.com) writes:
> Using the dm_exec_query_stats in 2005, I know I can get the number of
> executions for a particular sql_handle, but is it possible to get the
> number of execs for a SQL in version 7 or 2000? Also is it possible to
> get reads/writes/etc in these early versions?
These new Dynamic Management Views in SQL 2005 are just stunning. There
is some much information, that it just leaves you breahless. And a lot of
that is not available in SQL 2000. master.dbo.syscacheobjects is proabbly
what comes closest in this case, but it does not have all that information.
Erland Sommarskog, SQL Server MVP, esquel@.sommarskog.se
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