Aug 26 2021 06:13 AM
Hello
I need to find the sql queries behind Activity monitor in SSMS so I can edit a bit. Some ideas how to find these?
Aug 26 2021 11:04 PM
Solution@acim9090 , that's easy, use SQL Server Profiler to trace all SQL statements send from SSMS to SQL Server.
But not all base on query result, e.g. CPU/MEM diagram uses WMI queries to get the values.
Olaf
Aug 26 2021 11:27 PM
Thank you @olafhelper . This is actually good idea, will try.
I
Aug 27 2021 12:36 AM
Aug 27 2021 05:42 AM
Every object (table, SP) with a name starting with # is a local temporary object and can only be accessed with in the session where the temp object was created.
Example: In SSMS open 2 query windows, in one you create a temp table with
create table #test (id int null);
insert into #test (id) values (1);
And now try to query the temp table in the second query window, like
select * from #test;
You get the same error message.
Aug 26 2021 11:04 PM
Solution@acim9090 , that's easy, use SQL Server Profiler to trace all SQL statements send from SSMS to SQL Server.
But not all base on query result, e.g. CPU/MEM diagram uses WMI queries to get the values.
Olaf