Is there way that commands executed in the query analyzer get logged
automatically?
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Madhivanan|||You can capture any SQL statements using SQL Profiler if that helps.
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David Portas
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> Is there way that commands executed in the query analyzer get logged
> automatically?
In Control Panel, ODBC Sources under the Tracing tab, you can turn on
ODBC tracing. However, this level is on lower level on commands and
I believe it's mainly intended to debug ODBC drivers. But I believe
that you should be able to find the commands there.
However, I doubt that you want to use this. I turned it on to test
before I wrote this reply. And Query Analyzer become just amazingly
slow! A simple query that normally would return instantly, ran for
more than five seconds!
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