How can we improve Windows Azure Data Management: SQL Database?

Profiler for SQL Azure

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      • ryancrawcourryancrawcour commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

        does the new stuff added to the SQL Azure management dashboard available in your browser not provide enough?

      • Gayomard MehtaGayomard Mehta commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

        SQL Profiler is very beneficial as it gives us an idea of how it is being executed...

      • Herve RoggeroHerve Roggero commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

        Profiler works by using server-side tracing stored procedures. Support for server-side tracing would be important for corporations interested in auditing data changes. Regarding performance I would like to point to an open-source project I created that helps filling the gap: enzosqlbaseline.codeplex.com. It can show you the number of packets returned, CPU consumption, Duration of statements and so on. However, SQL Profiler is critical for advanced troubleshooting needs.

      • André van de GraafAndré van de Graaf commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

        I use the SQL Profiler to understand what happens on my SQL server, to see what kind of queries are generated by my applications and to analyze my queries to improve performance. On the SQL Azure server I have an additional reason to use the SQL Profiler. In the pricing model for SQL Azure you have to pay for the data transfer sizes of your queries. The SQL Profiler can give you insight in the data transfered from the server to the client. see some more detail on: http://www.keepitsimpleandfast.com/2010/01/my-first-experiences-with-sql-azure-sql.html

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