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Is it possible to sniff ms-sql data that is transferred over the network?(assuming the connection is not encrypted?)
Trying to use Wireshark to sniff the data on the network, was a bit complex to extract the data , as there are many more layers of data covering the “interesting” staff, that could help debugging.
If you want to view the SQL Queries, Open SQL Server Management Studio and to go Tools -> SQL Profiler. Connect the profiler to your database and run some queries – you’ll see the queries appear in the profiler. I don’t think SQL Profiler lets you view the returned data.
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