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SQLPerformance:datavolume over the network per connection?Hi All !
I am trying to find the amount of volume of data each connection is reading/writing. I initially looked into Perfmon, but it does not have such counters. I am looking for something like "sp_who/2", which give me this results. With "sp_who/2" I can get only cpu and memory. Any help would be really very welcomed! Thanks so far and best regards, Manfred Have you looked at the Sessions Event - this will give you some of the
information you require. ---- Jack Vamvas ___________________________________ Receive free SQL tips - www.ciquery.com/sqlserver.htm ___________________________________ Show quote "mabra" <mabra@home> wrote in message news:#mc3q2MvGHA.4384@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... > Hi All ! > > I am trying to find the amount of volume of data each connection is > reading/writing. I initially looked into Perfmon, but it does not have > such counters. I am looking for something like "sp_who/2", which give me > this results. With "sp_who/2" I can get only cpu and memory. > > Any help would be really very welcomed! > > Thanks so far and > best regards, > Manfred Hi !
Thanks a lot ! Could you please be so kind and specify this more detailed? I just don't understand ... ;-) I looked onto each SQL Server Performance categry, but was not able to find any counter, which has something like session in it's name. Or do you possibly mean a special stored procesure/system query? Thanks, Manfred [Just from another account] Show quote "Jack Vamvas" <DEL_TO_REPLYtechsupp***@ciquery.com> wrote in message news:CKadneOUaqkG2kHZRVnytQ@bt.com... > Have you looked at the Sessions Event - this will give you some of the > information you require. > > > ---- > Jack Vamvas > ___________________________________ > Receive free SQL tips - www.ciquery.com/sqlserver.htm > ___________________________________ > > > "mabra" <mabra@home> wrote in message > news:#mc3q2MvGHA.4384@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... >> Hi All ! >> >> I am trying to find the amount of volume of data each connection is >> reading/writing. I initially looked into Perfmon, but it does not have >> such counters. I am looking for something like "sp_who/2", which give me >> this results. With "sp_who/2" I can get only cpu and memory. >> >> Any help would be really very welcomed! >> >> Thanks so far and >> best regards, >> Manfred > > |
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