问题
Is it possible to start a query that will take a significant amount of time and monitor progress from the UI via Ajax?
I considered starting the process as a "run once" job that is scheduled to run immediately. I could store the results in a temporary table for quick retrieval once it's complete. I could also log the run time of the report and average that out, to guestimate the running time for the progress bar.
I use Microsoft SQL 2005 at the moment, but I'm willing to other DBMS such as SQL 2008, MySQL, etc if necessary.
回答1:
One idea, if the long running job populates another table.
You have a 2nd database connection to monitor how many rows are processed out of the source rows, and show a simple "x rows processed" every few second
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM TargetTable WITH (NOLOCK)
If you have a source table too:
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM SourceTable WITH (NOLOCK)
..then you can use "x of y rows processed"
Basically, you have to use a 2nd connection to monitor the first. However, you also need something to measure...
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1292829/begin-and-monitor-progress-on-long-running-sql-queries-via-ajax