July 22, 2011 at 6:36 am
If you wanted to find out (SQL Server 2005 and onwards or with compatibility modes of 90 and higher) how long a particular Backup or restore on a database was taking or elapsed time, then the following SQL can help:
(I know the SQL GUI will show this in increments of 10% and all... but sometimes we just want to know how long it has taken and what percent it is currently at 😀 )
USE MASTER
--
SELECT SESSION_ID, '[' + CAST(DATABASE_ID AS VARCHAR(10)) + '] ' + DB_NAME(DATABASE_ID) AS [DATABASE],
PERCENT_COMPLETE, START_TIME, STATUS, COMMAND,
DATEADD(MS, ESTIMATED_COMPLETION_TIME, GETDATE()) AS ESTIMATED_COMPLETION_TIME, CPU_TIME
FROM SYS.DM_EXEC_REQUESTS
--Apply this Where Clause Filter if you need to check specific events such as Backups, Restores, Index et al.
WHERE COMMAND LIKE '%BACKUP%' OR COMMAND LIKE '%RESTORE%' OR COMMAND LIKE '%INDEX%' OR COMMAND LIKE '%DBCC%'
Mehernosh
Mehernosh.
July 22, 2011 at 6:52 am
Nice, thank you.
You could add it to the scripts section, using the contribution center.
-- Gianluca Sartori
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