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Simple tip on debugging your stored procedures
By:
Andrew Baker
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Date:
Tuesday, October 15, 2002
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Database/SQL/ADO
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I am adding this article, primarily for myself as I have writen this block of code a millions times. Everytime I am asked to optimise a stored proc., the first step I take is to add an optional parameter to the procedure called @debug and then I mark every select, insert, update and delete with print of the time taken, eg: create procedure MyTestProc ( --All other params here, then add: @debug char(1) = "N" ) as --Add these params declare @now datetime, @diff float --Initialise the @now variable select @now = getdate() .... A select/delete etc statement --Then after every action add the following if @debug = "Y" begin select @diff = datediff(ms, @now, getdate()) select "Step 1 " = @diff select @now = getdate() end .... A select/delete etc statement --Then after every action add the following if @debug = "Y" begin select @diff = datediff(ms, @now, getdate()) select "Step 2 " = @diff select @now = getdate() end Now run the procedure and set @debug = "Y" and review the results to find out which actions are taking the longest and why...
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