Is there any way through which i can see a stored procedure executing in sql server?

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Is there any way by which i can see how actually my stored procedure is working in sqlserver management studio. When i call stored procedure from my business logic layer i want to see how it is execting step by step. It is providing me resul;ts from trrigers and view can i see how it is functioning. thanks.

Posted 25-Sep-13 20:57pm

Rambo_Raja

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ArunRajendra · Answer 1 · 2013-09-25T21:00:00

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You can use SQL profiler. But this not give option to do step by step. It just captures all the DB activity based on your setting.

Posted 25-Sep-13 21:00pm

ArunRajendra

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Rambo_Raja 26-Sep-13 3:11am

I want to how it is capturing data from tables , views , triggers and proving to me in Business logic . Can i see it working. I want to understand the flow of a project.Thanks.

ArunRajendra 26-Sep-13 3:14am

Profiler is meant so what statements are getting executed at the database. If you want step by step then you have to get into debug and check.