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sp_who2
When i do sp_who2
There is CPU Time and Disk I/O
Is this what the particular process is doing at the time.
CPU Time is this in milliseconds
Disk I/O is this in bytes and to get to megs * by 1024
If the process is just sleeping are these just taking up value cpu ?
Thanks
There is CPU Time and Disk I/O
Is this what the particular process is doing at the time.
CPU Time is this in milliseconds
Disk I/O is this in bytes and to get to megs * by 1024
If the process is just sleeping are these just taking up value cpu ?
Thanks
Processes like SQL Server Agent, which although in sleeping mode, remain active as listeners (awaiting command) will take up CPU
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Is the CPU Time is this in milliseconds
This is ? -- Disk I/O is this in bytes and to get to megs * by 1024
Is it the amount of data that is being processed at the exact time.....
This is ? -- Disk I/O is this in bytes and to get to megs * by 1024
Is it the amount of data that is being processed at the exact time.....
Physical IO
Cumulative disk reads and writes for the process.
Cumulative disk reads and writes for the process.
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i always wondered why some are so high oh i see..
No way to divide i suppose ?
What the size 8k ?
No way to divide i suppose ?
What the size 8k ?
No there is no way to divide it
<What the size 8k ? >
Not sure what you mean by this
<What the size 8k ? >
Not sure what you mean by this
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when you do sp_who2
the Disk I/O is a figure is this how much data is being requested in and out of data files
the Disk I/O is a figure is this how much data is being requested in and out of data files