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Execution Time In SQL
This is a discussion on Execution Time In SQL within the SQL forums, part of the Databases category; Can anyone tell of how to check the time of execution of a stored procedure in SQL 2000 and do any one have any idea of the steps for query ...
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Execution Time In SQL
Can anyone tell of how to check the time of execution of a stored procedure in SQL 2000 and do any one have any idea of the steps for query optimization? Thanks in advance.
--Siva-- 
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11-30-2007
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Re: Execution Time In SQL
U can use
Wait for delay'00:00:02' selct * from table (or) Wait for Time'10:00' selct * from table
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