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Asked: 2026-05-14T00:34:38+00:00

Does SqlServer has to start a Scan to execute a stored procedure? In Sql

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Does SqlServer has to start a Scan to execute a stored procedure?

In Sql Profiler I can see this:

  • RPC Starting ( exec sp_Edu3_SelectExamSession @ExamSessionId=N’AccessCode39361814′ )
  • Scan:Started
  • Scan:Started
  • Scan:Started
  • RPC Completed ( exec sp_Edu3_SelectExamSession @ExamSessionId=N’AccessCode39361814′ )

Can I somehow see what’s happening in the Stored Procedure? Different queries are done in that SP, but they do not seem to appear in Sql Profiler (maybe I need to check some more events?)

The Scan:Started are probably scans by the queries in the sp? Or not?

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  1. Editorial Team

    When you launch profiler, there is a template where you can see stored proc line by line execution. It’s something like “SQLProfilerTSQL_SPs” from memory.

    The Scan event may be associated, it may not: it depends on the filters you have set.

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