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Thanks SD. This is just a requirement that I'm working.
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Thanks SD. This is just a requirement that I'm working.

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if you have all of your queries running through an application with instrumentation, you could potentially take advantage of that framework to capture what you're looking for.<br />
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From the db itself, it's unlikely you can get what you're looking for
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if you have all of your queries running through an application with instrumentation, you could potentially take advantage of that framework to capture what you're looking for.

From the db itself, it's unlikely you can get what you're looking for

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Thanks for the valuable information.
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Experts -<br />
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Is there a way to find out average no of rows and columns returned from SQLs in a particular time 10am to 3pm of a day?<br />
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Averages # rows and columns returned from queries <br />
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Thanks,<br />
sve.
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Experts -

Is there a way to find out average no of rows and columns returned from SQLs in a particular time 10am to 3pm of a day?



Averages # rows and columns returned from queries 

Thanks,
sve.

Averages number of rows  returned from queries

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