sql-server-profiler

I'm trying to make my Linq-to-SQL query more efficient by including child properties in one trip to the DB. I started by trying various linq queries to accomplish this. The queries were getting complex, so I tried the LoadWith() option: The constructor of my DAL class sets the LoadWith() settings: public TrackerJobData() { dataLoadOptions = new DataLoadOptions(); dataLoadOptions.LoadWith<TrackerJobRecord>(x => x.SpecBarcodeRecords); dataLoadOptions.LoadWith<TrackerJobRecord>(x => x.TrackerJobEquipmentTriggerRecords); dataLoadOptions.LoadWith<TrackerJobRecord>(x => x.EtaRecord); this.Database

Is it possible to migrate Profiler templates to newer versions of SQL Server? In my case I want to take my SQL 2008 templates to 2012. I've tried (1) a straight file copy and (2) an export/import. In both cases the older templates run, but cannot be modified. Modifications result in the following error: I've got a bunch of custom templates and I'm trying to avoid recreating them by hand. Although, I guess that is the fallback position. Thoughts? Aaron Bertrand Export the template from SQL Server 2008's version of Profiler (I assume you have already done that). Now open 2012 Profiler, go to

I'm trying to find SQL statements that timed out using the SQL 2005 profiler. Is there a way to set such a filter? In Profiler, you can add the event "Attention" under "Errors and Warnings". It's definition is Collects all attention events, such as client interrupt request or when a client connection is broken. As far as other errors (deadlocks, contraints, etc), try "Execution Warning" (reports warning that occurred during the execution of SQL statement or procedure) or "User Error Message" (the error message displayed to the user in the case of an error or exception). Yes. Check "All Events"

I am trying to identify SQL INSERTS that occur when a record is viewed from a Windows application. In SQL Profiler I have a long list of stored procedures that fire when the record is viewed, however it is very cumbersome to identify the stored procedure then locate the inserts, then find the stored procedure in the object explorer (even with filters). Is there a way for me to see all SQL commands on a line item instead of a stored procedure? And then filter by INSERT statements? Thanks for any assitance! Try watching the events SP:StmtStarting and SQL:StmtStarting, include column TextData,

I'm a junior developer and I was assigned to find out why web applications slow current request takes about eight seconds, but I do not know how to begin to profile how to find out what's going on SQL server, which functions takes a lot of time. The application is written in ASP.NET MVC 5 and uses Entity Framework 6. Where should I start? If you're not a database boy like me, you'll love using Glimpse. Glimpse is the diagnostics platform of the web. Providing real time diagnostics & insights to the fingertips of hundreds of thousands of developers daily. So you can start by grabbing Glimpse

This is being done using Fluent NHibernate I've got a NHibernate lookup that is retrieving data from one table. If i take the generated sql and run it through query analyzer, it takes ~18ms to run. Using NHProfiler, i'm getting the duration of this query as ~1800ms - 100 times longer than sql ! Query duration - Database only:1800ms - Total: 1806ms The object that is being populated contains a child class, but this child is being loaded from the NHibernate 2nd level cache The data that is being returned is paged (50 per query) although as far as i can tell, this shouldn't make any difference I

I am trying to view SQL generated by Linq to SQL in the SQL Server Profiler (2005). I can see the sql sent to the server from anything except for linq to sql. I'm betting that I need to change event selections for the trace, but not sure what else to select. I am currently only selecting this: SQL:StmtCompleted - TextData & SPID I don't want to use data context logging nor the SQL Debug Visualizer. I need to use the profiler. Why can I not see the LINQ to SQL queries? Thanks. EDIT I added SQL:BatchCompleted and that hasn't helped. EDIT 2 I added the event RPC:Completed which is found under the