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Question: I want to keep track of the running time of stored procedures.
For example, for any query, say "CALL myLib/mySP(p1,p2,p3);", how do I know
how long time it ran?
I think SQL performance monitor should be good at it. But it usually break
a
stored procedure down to several queries. I want to find a easy way to know
the running time, so that I can do performance comparisons.
Thanks guys in advance!
yan
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