How do you troubleshoot in SQL?
Information Gathering Phase
- Step 1: Gathering the Facts. The first step in any problem solving exercise is to gather the facts.
- Step 2: Test in Different environments and Machines.
- Step 3: Review the SQL Server Error Log.
- Step 4: Review the Event Log.
- Step 5: Review the Default Trace.
- Step 6: Review the Change Log.
How to troubleshoot and solve SQL Server stored procedures problems?
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How to check the performance of a stored procedure?
To help identify performance problems with stored procedures, use the SQL Server’s Profiler Create Trace Wizard to run the “Profile the Performance of a Stored Procedure” trace to provide you with the data you need to identify poorly performing stored procedures. [7.0] Updated 12-6-2005
How to execute stored procedures in SQL Server?
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How to troubleshoot the performance of SQL Server?
To start SQL Server Profiler: Now, you should create traces that will collect the information you need in order to monitor and troubleshoot SQL Server performance To capture information about events that occur on a database, e.g. data and log files auto-grow and auto-shrink events, select these events in Database event type