Is there a table on MS SQL 2005 or 2008 servers that will show my boss how much work I’m doing?
Maybe something that would show how often my database tables/views/etc are being executed/queried against?
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Is there a table on MS SQL 2005 or 2008 servers that will show my boss how much work I’m doing?
Maybe something that would show how often my database tables/views/etc are being executed/queried against?
I would probably look at setting up a trace. You can read up on Data Access Tracing here.
Once you are done doing that, write a script that makes it look like you are working 24 hours a day and ask for a raise. Seriously if your boss is using your query history to determine how much work you are doing he is: