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>Rudderow, Evan ([log in to unmask]) wrote:
>: Hi all,
>: I've got a user running a query in Information Access that takes a while to
>: complete; they've converted it to Crystal Reports and now it never completes
>: -- even after running for 4 (yes 4!) hours. I think I know what's wrong,
>: but in order to be sure I need to know the SQL stamen that's being send to
>: the server. I've looked in the Allbase manuals but I can't seem to find
>: anything that will show me the SQL statement. Does anybody know if there's
>: a way to see the SQL statement?
>: TIA
>: -- Evan
>Evan,
>I believe SQLMON will show you that, if not you may be able to query the
>system catalog tables.
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Barry,
I've been using SQLMON for awhile, and while I may be wrong, I don't
think it will give you that info. It will tell you what
tables/indexes the software is using, though. I also think you will
get the same information from the system catalog tables, but with a
lot more work. If I'm wrong, I'd love to hear about it.
Evan,
I think your best bet to finding out the queries being sent is to ask
Crystal Reports, if you have access. When I used it last (3 years
ago), it had something like a display SQL function, which would give
you what you want.
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