How can I see output in SQL?

How can I see output in SQL?

In Oracle SQL Developer:

1. Show the DBMS Output window (View->DBMS Output).
2. Press the “+” button at the top of the Dbms Output window and then select an open database connection in the dialog that opens.

How do you analyze SQL Server database performance using T SQL?

Debugging SQL Server Performance

1. Check SQL Server Configuration.
2. Make Sure Snapshot Mode Is On.
3. Check Database Indexes.
4. Avoid Fragmentation.
5. Run Missing Index Report.
6. Monitor Database Sessions.
7. Use Windows Resource Monitor.
8. Identify Slow Queries.

What is the output by SQL query select 2 * 4?

The answer is 8.

How do I log a user activity in SQL Server?

Viewing SQL Server Audit Logs

1. In SQL Server Management Studio, in the Object Explorer panel, expand Security and.
2. Right-click the audit object that you want to view and select View Audit Logs from the menu.
3. In the Log File Viewer, the logs will be displayed on the right side.

Where to find Activity Monitor in SQL Server?

To open Activity Monitor right click on the SQL Server instance name and click Activity Monitor. As you can see below, there are several types of information you can review such as processes, resource waits, expensive queries, etc.

How to get the activity monitor’s output using?

Or Which DMV’s can I use to get the output as Activity Monitor displays on the screen? It should be able to display the stored procedure name as well as the statement from the stored procedure which is currently running and the bloking related info as well. I have modified the given script as follows.

How to open Activity Monitor in Object Explorer?

Launch Activity Monitor and Object Explorer on startup 1 From the Tools menu, click Options. 2 In the Options dialog box, expand Environment, and then select Startup. 3 From the At startup drop-down list, select Open Object Explorer and Activity Monitor. 4 Click OK.

Can you play Activity Monitor on one side?

I have modified the given script as follows. You can play the activity monitor on one side and this script in another window and verify the output. You can also view the currently running expensive queries by using this script and for that just need to do ORDER BY [Total CPU (ms)] desc.