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Author: chaitanya konduri

SQL Server

Capture long running queries using query_hash

April 23, 2015 - by chaitanya konduri - Leave a Comment

Sql server 2008 provides powerful feature to capture expensive queries using query identifier also called as query finger print. Whenever sql server executes any query, it will generate unique query_hash which …

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