December 17, 2007 at 3:22 pm
I have mulitiple “instance names” and “database names” … how can I trace the following
“App Security Groups ”,
“User & Non-User IDs on App” ,
“ DB Security Groups” ,
and “ User & Non-User IDs on DB”
using SQL PROFILER
What events , data columns and filter should be set to find out above
Is there any way to automate the profiler trace for the multiple instances
December 17, 2007 at 6:01 pm
What exactly are you wanting to trace? Login/logout/login failure by members of the groups? Object access by members of these groups? Profiler will track individual logins but not groups.
What do you mean by 'automate'? Are you wanting to have it scheduled to run at specified dates/times? Start if the server gets restarted? Or do you want to set it up once for one instance and be able to apply the same settings to the other servers?
Do you want to run this trace all the time or is it just a one-off thing for a few hours/days?
It seems like the best plan would be to setup a trace in profiler, export it out and run it as a server-side trace on each instance (tweak accordingly). Just bear in mind that the more you select, the bigger the trace file will be, the more disk I/O will be generated.
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December 19, 2007 at 9:06 pm
Hi Scott
Thanks a lot to keep me in track, i was kind of lost in Profiler.
Actually i was trying to identify the groups in which the members belong to .. is there any other way to track the group since its not possible using the profiler for this.
And also how can i set up profiler once for one instance and be able to apply the same settings to the other servers?
Thanks in advance
December 20, 2007 at 8:02 am
Hi Hasib,
you could always set up a server side trace as a job and copy the Job to different Servers with slight modification. Then have some reporting feature to get what you want.
-Roy
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