Provides the SQL text currently being executed by the process. Use max SQL text monitored to tune the maximum size of the SQL text.
monProcessSQLText returns a row for each row of the SQL text batch a process executes (specified by SPID). That is, if a batch contains three rows, monProcessSQLText returns three rows in its result set. The value for LineNumber indicates the number of the line in the batch. If the length of a single row exceeds 255 bytes, monProcessSQLText returns multiple rows and the value for LineNumber is the same for all rows, but the value for SequenceInLine is different for each row.
Enable the enable monitoring, SQL
batch capture, and max SQL text monitored configuration
parameters for this monitoring table to collect data.
Name |
Datatype |
Attributes |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|
SPID |
smallint |
Session process identifier. |
|
KPID |
int |
Kernel process identifier. |
|
ServerUserID |
int |
Server user identifier (SUID) of the user executing this SQL. The ServerUserID matches the value for the syslogins.suid column. Use the suser_name function to obtain the corresponding name. |
|
BatchID |
int |
Unique identifier for the SQL batch containing the SQL text. |
|
LineNumber |
int |
SQL batch line number for the row’s SQL text. |
|
SequenceInLine |
int |
Each row has a unique, and increasing, SequenceInLine value. If the length of the SQL text exceeds 255 bytes, the text is split over multiple rows. |
|
SQLText |
varchar(255) |
Null |
The text being executed. |
