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I was wondering if there was some kind of module or app in SQL Server 2012 that would help in this regard. I wonder if some SYS table automatically tracks the actual processing time spent in seconds or whatever,...?
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I was wondering if there was some kind of module or app in SQL Server 2012 that would help in this regard. I wonder if some SYS table automatically tracks the actual processing time spent in seconds or whatever,...?

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I'm using SQL Server 2012, what is the best way to analyze the different processing times for my different ETL/SSIS packages?<br />
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I'm interested in seeing perhaps a comparison of PROCESSING times campared against each other for a nightly ETL Jobs Run..<br />
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Thanks
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I'm using SQL Server 2012, what is the best way to analyze the different processing times for my different ETL/SSIS packages?

I'm interested in seeing perhaps a comparison of PROCESSING times campared against each other for a nightly ETL Jobs Run..

Thanks

How can I track the Processing times for my ETL/SSIS packages?

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