Is there any way to return query work progress from SQL Server?
For example I have stored procedure that returns n rows. And I need to know how many time is it lost to finish.
Thanks.
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Is there any way to return query work progress from SQL Server?
For example I have stored procedure that returns n rows. And I need to know how many time is it lost to finish.
Thanks.
Question:
“Is there any way to return query work progress from SQL Server?
For example I have stored procedure that returns n rows. And I need to know how many time is it lost to finish.”
Answer: Unfortunately, the answer is NO when returning a single query. Within the control flow of transact-SQL or a stored procedure, you may be able to return number of rows processed or returned using the @@rowcount variable or a user defined variable that captures rows affected or returned.
If the transact-sql was using a cursor (not recommended for performance reasons), then you could return a row count after capturing a COUNT of the total number of rows to be processed or returned and then print a counter variable after completion of each loop.