Is there a way to capture STATISTICS IO and TIME within T-SQL, for logging into a table?
Is there a way to capture STATISTICS IO and TIME within T-SQL, for logging
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Is there a way to capture STATISTICS IO and TIME within T-SQL, for logging into a table?
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The same statistics as those given by
SET STATISTICS TIMEare captured by the Query Statistics DMV:sys.dm_exec_query_stats.DMVs can be queried from T-SQL, just like normal views.
However, the
SET STATISTICS IOare only captured as aggregate values (last_logical_reads, last_physical_read) per execution, without the differentiation per-rowset given bySET STATISTICS IO.Overall though, the DMVs can serve the same purpose as
SET STATISTICS IO.