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One our customer production database(Linux/OE102B) _sqlsrv2 processes consistently show 100% CPU. Customer complaining that reports talking long time to process. There is no problem with the indexes used in the report query.
I found an OE article talk about the same. http://knowledgebase.progress.com/articles/Article/P112942 Does it Progress by design!
Also how to identify which query is run by the process (by using process ID)?
Does it possible to identify from _Connect VST or anywhere else?
When I query _Connect,the values of _Connect-CacheInfoType & _Connect-CacheInfo[32] shown as ? <unknown>.
Any database parameter controlled to log these values?
Appreciate the inputs.
Thanks
Joly Santh
Yes, there are cases where you can see very high CPU utilization from SQL server.
You can get the SQL statement from _Connect-CacheInfoType & _Connect-CacheInfo[32]. To get this information you
need to enable "Client Database-Request Statement Cache" using promon. In promon go to R&D menu, 1 Status Display, 18. Client Database-Request Statement Cache ....
Alternatively, you can enable SQL server log. SQL server log provide queries executed by SQL server. You can enable SQL server log at connection level as well as server level.
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Hi ,
Hope updating sql statistics will help ,if utilization still keep on high then get the sql plan for that specific query .
Check the query is utilizing right indexes or any full table scan.