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saifmahatab

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May 2, 2014 at 1:19 pm

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I need help in creating a temporary table where I can log the QueryName, StartTime, Endtime, Duration
and run the Select query 100 times with to check the time

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Sean Lange SSC Guru Points: 286590 More actions · Answer 1

saifmahatab (5/2/2014)
I need help in creating a temporary table where I can log the QueryName, StartTime, Endtime, Duration
and run the Select query 100 times with to check the time

Pretty sparse on details here but something like this maybe? What are you hoping to accomplish by running the same query 100 times???

create table #MyTable

(

QueryName varchar(100),

StartTime datetime,

EndTime datetime,

Duration int --Do you really need this?

)

go

declare @StartTime datetime = getdate()

declare @EndTime datetime

select YourSelectmentHere

select @EndTime = getdate()

insert #MyTable

select 'YourQueryName', @StartTime, @EndTime, null

go 100

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saifmahatab SSC Veteran Points: 237 More actions · Answer 2

Thanks but its not working..I tried I need to create a temp table where it stores the timing of a select query that I have takes time to run

ChrisM@Work SSC Guru Points: 186127 More actions · Answer 3

saifmahatab (5/5/2014)
Thanks but its not working..I tried I need to create a temp table where it stores the timing of a select query that I have takes time to run

Sean's script works for me. Post yours, we'll see what's wrong.

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