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Home 2017 February SQL Server: Script to find bad Sessions or Processes

SQL Server: Script to find bad Sessions or Processes

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In this post, I am sharing one script to find bad processes or sessions of Microsoft SQL Server.
Using this script, you can find block process, and which host, application, a user is running with it.

Running this script will tell you which instance of a process is using lots of CPU on the database server. You can use the loginame or hostname columns to identify the person.

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SELECT TOP 25
spid
,blocked
,convert(varchar(10),db_name(dbid)) as DBName
,cpu
,datediff(second,login_time, getdate()) as Secs
,convert(float, cpu / datediff(second,login_time, getdate())) as PScore
,convert(varchar(16), hostname) as Host
,convert(varchar(50), program_name) as Program
,convert(varchar(20), loginame) as Login
FROM master..sysprocesses
WHERE datediff(second,login_time, getdate()) > 0 and spid > 50
ORDER BY pscore desc

Feb 25, 2017Anvesh Patel
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