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I’m using SqlServer 2008. A usefull link is also ok. I’ve found some links, but since I’m not an expert with Sql Profiler, I can’t seem to find how I would do this.
By the way, some data is retrieved with Stored Procedures, but others are done with sql in the .NET server layer.
In Management Studio, go to the Query portion of the menu and go down to “Include Actual Execution Plan”, this will create a new tab when you execute a new query.
Edit for SQL Server 2008
If your doing SQL Profiler, turn on the trace Scans:Scan Started and Scans:Scan Ended