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NAV 2013 debugger - SQL Tracing
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Hello,
Can somebody explain me how to use the SQL tracing in the new NAV 2013 debugger ? I know the SQL Server profiler, and I can debug in NAV 2013, but I can't link both together.
Does NAV save a file when I use SQL tracing in the debugger that I can open in the profiler ?
If I start the profiler it traces all (selected) events on the server, not only those of my session. This is done without the actions in the session list.
What I would like to get is a trace of all SQL statements that are done in a certain procedure, e.g. sales post, like what used to be possible in the client monitor.
Thx,
Andy
Can somebody explain me how to use the SQL tracing in the new NAV 2013 debugger ? I know the SQL Server profiler, and I can debug in NAV 2013, but I can't link both together.
Does NAV save a file when I use SQL tracing in the debugger that I can open in the profiler ?
If I start the profiler it traces all (selected) events on the server, not only those of my session. This is done without the actions in the session list.
What I would like to get is a trace of all SQL statements that are done in a certain procedure, e.g. sales post, like what used to be possible in the client monitor.
Thx,
Andy
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Andy
"Configuring SQL Profiler
The important part here is to select appropriate events. In this case we are interested in seeing SQL statements’ text. To achieve that we need to enable SP:StmtCompleted and SQL:BatchCompleted events."
Can anybody tell me where I can set these properties (Trace Template Properties) ?
I don't find it anywhere.
Thanks in advance,
Blue
http://www.pardaan.com/wp-content/uploads/downloads/2010/04/NAV 2009 - Optimization and Troubleshooting.pdf
I have not looked whether it still works the same. It's done in older versions of NAV and SQL Server, but I'm sure the concept is still the same.
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