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sp_who3 in WASD

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היום רציתי לדבר על הפרוצדורה המרכזית למוניטורינג וידע פנימי ב wasd.
מדובר על הפרוצדורה sp_who3
מכיוון שהפרוצדורות הרגילות לדעת מה קורה בתוך השרת כמו
sp_who
sp_who2
sp_whoisactive של adammachanic@
כמו כן activity monitor לא עובד לא נותרו כלים רבים לדעת מה קורה.
ועבור כך ישנה הפרודצורה sp_who3 שהיא באה מובנית בתוך sql azure.
הפרוצדורה הזו רצה ברמה של database והיא נותנת המון מידע שחיוני להבנת הדברים כמו מה חוסם מה, כמה קריאות וכתיבות, מה הטקסט של השאילתא וכדומה, להלן רשימת העמודות,

SPID   BlkBy  ElapsedMS   CPU         IOReads              IOWrites             Executions  CommandType     ObjectName       SQLStatement        STATUS          Login     Host    DBName    LastWaitType    StartTime               Protocol               transaction_isolation ConnectionWrites ConnectionReads ClientAddress              Authentication

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