How to get logfile of SQL statements?

Hi,
on SQL Server Version 8.0, is it possible to get a logfile of the SQL
statements for a certain database? If not built in, is there a tool?
Thank you
Adrian
I guess you want to get a trace of what SQL statements have been run against
a particular database. For that, you can use SQL Profiler (a GUI tool) or SQL
Trace without GUI.
Linchi
"Adrian Schmitt" wrote:

> Hi,
> on SQL Server Version 8.0, is it possible to get a logfile of the SQL
> statements for a certain database? If not built in, is there a tool?
> Thank you
> Adrian
>
|||You could use the way Linchi recommended, but I suggest you execute the SQL
Trace or Profiler only when required.
Thanks
Hari
"Linchi Shea" <LinchiShea@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:74E8236E-70F9-4237-B9D4-EB6C8B0D439D@.microsoft.com...[vbcol=seagreen]
>I guess you want to get a trace of what SQL statements have been run
>against
> a particular database. For that, you can use SQL Profiler (a GUI tool) or
> SQL
> Trace without GUI.
> Linchi
> "Adrian Schmitt" wrote:
|||On 22 Jun., 18:21, Linchi Shea <LinchiS...@.discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote:
> I guess you want to get a trace of what SQL statements have been run against
> a particular database. For that, you can use SQL Profiler (a GUI tool)
Thank you Linchi, thank you Hari.
I created a new database user in the end and assigned the
"sysadmin" server role to this user. Then I was able to log the
requests
that the client application was doing (but as a different user) with
the Profiler.
I could understand some parts of what this logging shows, like SELECT
and
UPDATE commands, because I recognized also the fields and table-names,
although this is not in the form of SQL like I have seen it before.
Can someone tell me what is the name of this language and is there a
reference
manual online?
This is just a few lines from it that I did not understand:
exec sp_cursorexecute 41, @.P1 output, @.P2 output, @.P3 output, @.P4
output, 4, 'address'
select @.P1, @.P2, @.P3, @.P4
go
exec sp_cursorfetch 180150096, 2, 1, 1
go
declare @.P1 int
set @.P1=42
declare @.P2 int
set @.P2=180150097
declare @.P3 int
set @.P3=1
declare @.P4 int
set @.P4=4
declare @.P5 int
set @.P5=1
The long numbers that start with 180... seem like some refence to
database cursors or statements,
and statements are maybe prepared here over several lines and stuffed
with parameters like it seems?
Maybe someone can point me to some documentation?
Thank you
Adrian
|||Hi
You may want to take a look into Notifications or/and DDL Triggers in the
BOL
"Adrian Schmitt" <Adrian.Schmitt@.googlemail.com> wrote in message
news:1182649654.408598.172770@.g4g2000hsf.googlegro ups.com...
> On 22 Jun., 18:21, Linchi Shea <LinchiS...@.discussions.microsoft.com>
> wrote:
> Thank you Linchi, thank you Hari.
> I created a new database user in the end and assigned the
> "sysadmin" server role to this user. Then I was able to log the
> requests
> that the client application was doing (but as a different user) with
> the Profiler.
> I could understand some parts of what this logging shows, like SELECT
> and
> UPDATE commands, because I recognized also the fields and table-names,
> although this is not in the form of SQL like I have seen it before.
> Can someone tell me what is the name of this language and is there a
> reference
> manual online?
> This is just a few lines from it that I did not understand:
> --
> exec sp_cursorexecute 41, @.P1 output, @.P2 output, @.P3 output, @.P4
> output, 4, 'address'
> select @.P1, @.P2, @.P3, @.P4
> go
> exec sp_cursorfetch 180150096, 2, 1, 1
> go
> declare @.P1 int
> set @.P1=42
> declare @.P2 int
> set @.P2=180150097
> declare @.P3 int
> set @.P3=1
> declare @.P4 int
> set @.P4=4
> declare @.P5 int
> set @.P5=1
> --
> The long numbers that start with 180... seem like some refence to
> database cursors or statements,
> and statements are maybe prepared here over several lines and stuffed
> with parameters like it seems?
> Maybe someone can point me to some documentation?
> Thank you
> Adrian
>
|||> Adrian wrote[vbcol=seagreen]
On 24 Jun., 09:35, Uri Dimant wrote:
> You may want to take a look into Notifications or/and DDL
> Triggers in the BOL
Thank you, Uri. I download Books Online from Microsoft.
The content of the Profiler-Logfile is specific to how the
connection is made, in my case ODBC.
Additionally I found these threads on the subject:
http://webservertalk.com/showpost.php?p=1324627&postcount=5
http://tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=832355
Cheers
Adrian

How to get logfile of SQL statements?

Hi,
on SQL Server Version 8.0, is it possible to get a logfile of the SQL
statements for a certain database? If not built in, is there a tool?
Thank you
AdrianI guess you want to get a trace of what SQL statements have been run against
a particular database. For that, you can use SQL Profiler (a GUI tool) or SQ
L
Trace without GUI.
Linchi
"Adrian Schmitt" wrote:

> Hi,
> on SQL Server Version 8.0, is it possible to get a logfile of the SQL
> statements for a certain database? If not built in, is there a tool?
> Thank you
> Adrian
>|||You could use the way Linchi recommended, but I suggest you execute the SQL
Trace or Profiler only when required.
Thanks
Hari
"Linchi Shea" <LinchiShea@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:74E8236E-70F9-4237-B9D4-EB6C8B0D439D@.microsoft.com...[vbcol=seagreen]
>I guess you want to get a trace of what SQL statements have been run
>against
> a particular database. For that, you can use SQL Profiler (a GUI tool) or
> SQL
> Trace without GUI.
> Linchi
> "Adrian Schmitt" wrote:
>|||On 22 Jun., 18:21, Linchi Shea <LinchiS...@.discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote:
> I guess you want to get a trace of what SQL statements have been run again
st
> a particular database. For that, you can use SQL Profiler (a GUI tool)
Thank you Linchi, thank you Hari.
I created a new database user in the end and assigned the
"sysadmin" server role to this user. Then I was able to log the
requests
that the client application was doing (but as a different user) with
the Profiler.
I could understand some parts of what this logging shows, like SELECT
and
UPDATE commands, because I recognized also the fields and table-names,
although this is not in the form of SQL like I have seen it before.
Can someone tell me what is the name of this language and is there a
reference
manual online?
This is just a few lines from it that I did not understand:
exec sp_cursorexecute 41, @.P1 output, @.P2 output, @.P3 output, @.P4
output, 4, 'address'
select @.P1, @.P2, @.P3, @.P4
go
exec sp_cursorfetch 180150096, 2, 1, 1
go
declare @.P1 int
set @.P1=42
declare @.P2 int
set @.P2=180150097
declare @.P3 int
set @.P3=1
declare @.P4 int
set @.P4=4
declare @.P5 int
set @.P5=1
The long numbers that start with 180... seem like some refence to
database cursors or statements,
and statements are maybe prepared here over several lines and stuffed
with parameters like it seems?
Maybe someone can point me to some documentation?
Thank you
Adrian|||Hi
You may want to take a look into Notifications or/and DDL Triggers in the
BOL
"Adrian Schmitt" <Adrian.Schmitt@.googlemail.com> wrote in message
news:1182649654.408598.172770@.g4g2000hsf.googlegroups.com...
> On 22 Jun., 18:21, Linchi Shea <LinchiS...@.discussions.microsoft.com>
> wrote:
> Thank you Linchi, thank you Hari.
> I created a new database user in the end and assigned the
> "sysadmin" server role to this user. Then I was able to log the
> requests
> that the client application was doing (but as a different user) with
> the Profiler.
> I could understand some parts of what this logging shows, like SELECT
> and
> UPDATE commands, because I recognized also the fields and table-names,
> although this is not in the form of SQL like I have seen it before.
> Can someone tell me what is the name of this language and is there a
> reference
> manual online?
> This is just a few lines from it that I did not understand:
> --
> exec sp_cursorexecute 41, @.P1 output, @.P2 output, @.P3 output, @.P4
> output, 4, 'address'
> select @.P1, @.P2, @.P3, @.P4
> go
> exec sp_cursorfetch 180150096, 2, 1, 1
> go
> declare @.P1 int
> set @.P1=42
> declare @.P2 int
> set @.P2=180150097
> declare @.P3 int
> set @.P3=1
> declare @.P4 int
> set @.P4=4
> declare @.P5 int
> set @.P5=1
> --
> The long numbers that start with 180... seem like some refence to
> database cursors or statements,
> and statements are maybe prepared here over several lines and stuffed
> with parameters like it seems?
> Maybe someone can point me to some documentation?
> Thank you
> Adrian
>|||> Adrian wrote
On 24 Jun., 09:35, Uri Dimant wrote:[vbcol=seagreen]
> You may want to take a look into Notifications or/and DDL
> Triggers in the BOL
Thank you, Uri. I download Books Online from Microsoft.
The content of the Profiler-Logfile is specific to how the
connection is made, in my case ODBC.
Additionally I found these threads on the subject:
http://webservertalk.com/showpost.p...627&postcount=5
http://tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=832355
Cheers
Adrian

How to get logfile of SQL statements?

Hi,
on SQL Server Version 8.0, is it possible to get a logfile of the SQL
statements for a certain database? If not built in, is there a tool?
Thank you
AdrianI guess you want to get a trace of what SQL statements have been run against
a particular database. For that, you can use SQL Profiler (a GUI tool) or SQL
Trace without GUI.
Linchi
"Adrian Schmitt" wrote:
> Hi,
> on SQL Server Version 8.0, is it possible to get a logfile of the SQL
> statements for a certain database? If not built in, is there a tool?
> Thank you
> Adrian
>|||You could use the way Linchi recommended, but I suggest you execute the SQL
Trace or Profiler only when required.
Thanks
Hari
"Linchi Shea" <LinchiShea@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:74E8236E-70F9-4237-B9D4-EB6C8B0D439D@.microsoft.com...
>I guess you want to get a trace of what SQL statements have been run
>against
> a particular database. For that, you can use SQL Profiler (a GUI tool) or
> SQL
> Trace without GUI.
> Linchi
> "Adrian Schmitt" wrote:
>> Hi,
>> on SQL Server Version 8.0, is it possible to get a logfile of the SQL
>> statements for a certain database? If not built in, is there a tool?
>> Thank you
>> Adrian
>>|||On 22 Jun., 18:21, Linchi Shea <LinchiS...@.discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote:
> I guess you want to get a trace of what SQL statements have been run against
> a particular database. For that, you can use SQL Profiler (a GUI tool)
Thank you Linchi, thank you Hari.
I created a new database user in the end and assigned the
"sysadmin" server role to this user. Then I was able to log the
requests
that the client application was doing (but as a different user) with
the Profiler.
I could understand some parts of what this logging shows, like SELECT
and
UPDATE commands, because I recognized also the fields and table-names,
although this is not in the form of SQL like I have seen it before.
Can someone tell me what is the name of this language and is there a
reference
manual online?
This is just a few lines from it that I did not understand:
--
exec sp_cursorexecute 41, @.P1 output, @.P2 output, @.P3 output, @.P4
output, 4, 'address'
select @.P1, @.P2, @.P3, @.P4
go
exec sp_cursorfetch 180150096, 2, 1, 1
go
declare @.P1 int
set @.P1=42
declare @.P2 int
set @.P2=180150097
declare @.P3 int
set @.P3=1
declare @.P4 int
set @.P4=4
declare @.P5 int
set @.P5=1
--
The long numbers that start with 180... seem like some refence to
database cursors or statements,
and statements are maybe prepared here over several lines and stuffed
with parameters like it seems?
Maybe someone can point me to some documentation?
Thank you
Adrian|||Hi
You may want to take a look into Notifications or/and DDL Triggers in the
BOL
"Adrian Schmitt" <Adrian.Schmitt@.googlemail.com> wrote in message
news:1182649654.408598.172770@.g4g2000hsf.googlegroups.com...
> On 22 Jun., 18:21, Linchi Shea <LinchiS...@.discussions.microsoft.com>
> wrote:
>> I guess you want to get a trace of what SQL statements have been run
>> against
>> a particular database. For that, you can use SQL Profiler (a GUI tool)
> Thank you Linchi, thank you Hari.
> I created a new database user in the end and assigned the
> "sysadmin" server role to this user. Then I was able to log the
> requests
> that the client application was doing (but as a different user) with
> the Profiler.
> I could understand some parts of what this logging shows, like SELECT
> and
> UPDATE commands, because I recognized also the fields and table-names,
> although this is not in the form of SQL like I have seen it before.
> Can someone tell me what is the name of this language and is there a
> reference
> manual online?
> This is just a few lines from it that I did not understand:
> --
> exec sp_cursorexecute 41, @.P1 output, @.P2 output, @.P3 output, @.P4
> output, 4, 'address'
> select @.P1, @.P2, @.P3, @.P4
> go
> exec sp_cursorfetch 180150096, 2, 1, 1
> go
> declare @.P1 int
> set @.P1=42
> declare @.P2 int
> set @.P2=180150097
> declare @.P3 int
> set @.P3=1
> declare @.P4 int
> set @.P4=4
> declare @.P5 int
> set @.P5=1
> --
> The long numbers that start with 180... seem like some refence to
> database cursors or statements,
> and statements are maybe prepared here over several lines and stuffed
> with parameters like it seems?
> Maybe someone can point me to some documentation?
> Thank you
> Adrian
>|||> Adrian wrote
> > Can someone tell me what is the name of this language
> > and is there a reference manual online?
On 24 Jun., 09:35, Uri Dimant wrote:
> You may want to take a look into Notifications or/and DDL
> Triggers in the BOL
Thank you, Uri. I download Books Online from Microsoft.
The content of the Profiler-Logfile is specific to how the
connection is made, in my case ODBC.
Additionally I found these threads on the subject:
http://dbforums.com/showpost.php?p=1324627&postcount=5
http://tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=832355
Cheers
Adrian

How to get list of EventClasses in MSSQLServer2000

Hi,
I am working on MS SQL Sever 2005 & 2000; I am interest on audit traces.
In MSSQL 2005 I am using built in system table like sys.trace_events I am
able to see list of events. When executing the following query.
SELECT * FROM sys.trace_events;
Is there any equal lent table available on MSSQLServer 2000. I tried a
lot, I am unable to get. Please any body help on this issue.
Thanks & Regards
-SomaSekharHi
I'm afraid you cannot get it in SQL Server 2000
sp_trace_setevent stored procedure has a parameter EventId and there is a
list of event numbers (See BOL)
"SomaSekhar" <SomaSekhar@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:6E597B1F-590C-403B-A964-9EF67AF5D923@.microsoft.com...
> Hi,
> I am working on MS SQL Sever 2005 & 2000; I am interest on audit traces.
> In MSSQL 2005 I am using built in system table like sys.trace_events I am
> able to see list of events. When executing the following query.
> SELECT * FROM sys.trace_events;
> Is there any equal lent table available on MSSQLServer 2000. I tried a
> lot, I am unable to get. Please any body help on this issue.
> Thanks & Regards
> -SomaSekhar|||Hi Uri,
What is the better solution for this. How to get list of EventId's and
EventClass name on SQL Server 2000. Because i am using
fn_trace_gettrable('trace file name', default), it's giving in EventClass as
a EventID. Insted of EventID i need EventClass name. How achive this in SQL
Server 2000. In SQL Server 2005 i am using INNER JOIN condion on
sys.trace_events i am comparing both event ID's i am getiting EventClass
name. Please check this query,
--This will work on MS SQL Server 2005
SELECT TextData,trace_event_id,category_id,name
FROM fn_trace_gettable('E:\Somu\trace_events.trc', default) EventLog
INNER JOIN sys.trace_events EventID ON EventLog.EventClass =
EventID.trace_event_id
NOTE : in the above query "E:\Somu\trace_events.trc - Insted of this give
give Ur trace file location"
What is the equallent Query in MS SQL Server 2000.
Thanks & Regards
-SomaSekhar
"Uri Dimant" wrote:

> Hi
> I'm afraid you cannot get it in SQL Server 2000
> sp_trace_setevent stored procedure has a parameter EventId and there is
a
> list of event numbers (See BOL)
>
>
> "SomaSekhar" <SomaSekhar@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:6E597B1F-590C-403B-A964-9EF67AF5D923@.microsoft.com...
>
>|||Hi
Taken fro Vyas's web site
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Events] (
[EventClass] [smallint] NOT NULL ,
[EventName] [varchar] (50) NOT NULL ,
[EventDescription] [varchar] (300) NULL
) ON [PRIMARY]
GO
CREATE UNIQUE CLUSTERED INDEX [UCI_Events_EventClass] ON
[dbo].[Events]([EventClass]) ON [PRIMARY]
GO
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(44,'SP:Stmt
S
tarting','SQL
statement inside a stored procedure is starting.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(45,'SP:Stmt
C
ompleted','SQL
statement inside a stored procedure has completed.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(46,'Object:
C
reated','Indicates
that an object has been created, such as for CREATE INDEX, CREATE TABLE, and
CREATE DATABASE statements.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(47,'Object:
D
eleted','Indicates
that an object has been deleted, such as in DROP INDEX and DROP TABLE
statements.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(48,'Reserve
d
','')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(49,'Reserve
d
','')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(50,'SQL
Transaction','Tracks Transact-SQL BEGIN, COMMIT, SAVE, and ROLLBACK
TRANSACTION statements.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(51,'Scan:St
a
rted','Indicates
when a table or index scan has started.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(52,'Scan:St
o
pped','Indicates
when a table or index scan has stopped.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(53,'CursorO
p
en','Indicates
when a cursor is opened on a Transact-SQL statement by ODBC, OLE DB, or
DB-Library.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(54,'Transac
t
ion
Log','Tracks when transactions are written to the transaction log.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(55,'Hash
Warning','Indicates that a hashing operation (for example, hash join, hash
aggregate, hash union, and hash distinct) that is not processing on a buffer
partition has reverted to an alternate plan. This can occur because of
recursion depth, data skew, trace flags, or bit counting.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(56,'Reserve
d
','')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(57,'Reserve
d
','')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(58,'Auto Upd
ate
Stats','Indicates an automatic updating of index statistics has occurred.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(59,'Lock:De
a
dlock
Chain','Produced for each of the events leading up to the deadlock.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(60,'Lock:Es
c
alation','Indicates
that a finer-grained lock has been converted to a coarser-grained lock (for
example, a row lock escalated or converted to a page lock).')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(61,'OLE DB
Errors','Indicates that an OLE DB error has occurred.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(62,'Reserve
d
','')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(63,'Reserve
d
','')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(64,'Reserve
d
','')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(65,'Reserve
d
','')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(66,'Reserve
d
','')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(67,'Executi
o
n
Warnings','Indicates any warnings that occurred during the execution of a
SQL Server statement or stored procedure.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(68,'Executi
o
n
Plan','Displays the plan tree of the Transact-SQL statement executed.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(69,'Sort
Warnings','Indicates sort operations that do not fit into memory. Does not
include sort operations involving the creating of indexes; only sort
operations within a query (such as an ORDER BY clause used in a SELECT
statement).')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(70,'CursorP
r
epare','Indicates
when a cursor on a Transact-SQL statement is prepared for use by ODBC, OLE
DB, or DB-Library.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(71,'Prepare
SQL','ODBC,
OLE DB, or DB-Library has prepared a Transact-SQL statement or statements
for use.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(72,'Exec Pre
pared
SQL','ODBC, OLE DB, or DB-Library has executed a prepared Transact-SQL
statement or statements.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(73,'Unprepa
r
e
SQL','ODBC, OLE DB, or DB-Library has unprepared (deleted) a prepared
Transact-SQL statement or statements.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(74,'CursorE
x
ecute','A
cursor previously prepared on a Transact-SQL statement by ODBC, OLE DB, or
DB-Library is executed.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(75,'CursorR
e
compile','A
cursor opened on a Transact-SQL statement by ODBC or DB-Library has been
recompiled either directly or due to a schema change.Triggered for ANSI and
non-ANSI cursors.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(76,'CursorI
m
plicitConversion','A
cursor on a Transact-SQL statement is converted by SQL Server from one type
to another.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(77,'CursorU
n
prepare','A
prepared cursor on a Transact-SQL statement is unprepared (deleted) by ODBC,
OLE DB, or DB-Library.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(78,'CursorC
l
ose','A
cursor previously opened on a Transact-SQL statement by ODBC, OLE DB, or
DB-Library is closed.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(79,'Missing
Column
Statistics','Column statistics that could have been useful for the optimizer
are not available.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(80,'Missing
Join
Predicate','Query that has no join predicate is being executed. This could
result in a long-running query.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(81,'Server M
emory
Change','Microsoft SQL Server memory usage has increased or decreased by
either 1 megabyte (MB) or 5 percent of the maximum server memory, whichever
is greater.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(82,'User Con
figurable
(0)','Event data defined by the user.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(83,'User Con
figurable
(1)','Event data defined by the user.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(84,'User Con
figurable
(2)','Event data defined by the user.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(85,'User Con
figurable
(3)','Event data defined by the user.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(86,'User Con
figurable
(4)','Event data defined by the user.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(87,'User Con
figurable
(5)','Event data defined by the user.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(88,'User Con
figurable
(6)','Event data defined by the user.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(89,'User Con
figurable
(7)','Event data defined by the user.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(90,'User Con
figurable
(8)','Event data defined by the user.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(91,'User Con
figurable
(9)','Event data defined by the user.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(92,'Data Fil
e Auto
Grow','Indicates that a data file was extended automatically by the
server.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(93,'Log File
Auto
Grow','Indicates that a data file was extended automatically by the
server.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(94,'Data Fil
e Auto
Shrink','Indicates that a data file was shrunk automatically by the
server.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(95,'Log File
Auto
Shrink','Indicates that a log file was shrunk automatically by the server.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(96,'Show Pla
n
Text','Displays the query plan tree of the SQL statement from the query
optimizer.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(97,'Show Pla
n
ALL','Displays the query plan with full compile-time details of the SQL
statement executed.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(98,'Show Pla
n
Statistics','Displays the query plan with full run-time details of the SQL
statement executed.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(99,'Reserve
d
','')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(100,'RPC Out
put
Parameter','Produces output values of the parameters for every RPC.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(101,'Reserv
e
d','')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(102,'Audit S
tatement
GDR','Occurs every time a GRANT, DENY, REVOKE for a statement permission is
issued by any user in SQL Server.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(103,'Audit O
bject
GDR','Occurs every time a GRANT, DENY, REVOKE for an object permission is
issued by any user in SQL Server.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(104,'Audit A
dd/Drop
Login','Occurs when a SQL Server login is added or removed; for sp_addlogin
and sp_droplogin.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(105,'Audit L
ogin
GDR','Occurs when a Microsoft Windows® login right is added or removed;
for sp_grantlogin, sp_revokelogin, and sp_denylogin.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(106,'Audit L
ogin Change
Property','Occurs when a property of a login, except passwords, is modified;
for sp_defaultdb and sp_defaultlanguage.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(107,'Audit L
ogin Change
Password','Occurs when a SQL Server login password is changed.Passwords are
not recorded.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(108,'Audit A
dd Login to
Server Role','Occurs when a login is added or removed from a fixed server
role; for sp_addsrvrolemember, and sp_dropsrvrolemember.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(109,'Audit A
dd DB
User','Occurs when a login is added or removed as a database user (Windows
or SQL Server) to a database; for sp_grantdbaccess, sp_revokedbaccess,
sp_adduser, and sp_dropuser.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(110,'Audit A
dd Member to
DB','Occurs when a login is added or removed as a database user (fixed or
user-defined) to a database; for sp_addrolemember, sp_droprolemember, and
sp_changegroup.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(111,'Audit A
dd/Drop
Role','Occurs when a login is added or removed as a database user to a
database; for sp_addrole and sp_droprole.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(112,'App Rol
e Pass
Change','Occurs when a password of an application role is changed.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(113,'Audit S
tatement
Permission','Occurs when a statement permission (such as CREATE TABLE) is
used.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(114,'Audit O
bject
Permission','Occurs when an object permission (such as SELECT) is used, both
successfully or unsuccessfully.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(115,'Audit
Backup/Restore','Occurs when a BACKUP or RESTORE command is issued.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(116,'Audit D
BCC','Occurs
when DBCC commands are issued.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(117,'Audit C
hange
Audit','Occurs when audit trace modifications are made.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(118,'Audit O
bject
Derived Permission','Occurs when a CREATE, ALTER, and DROP object commands
are issued.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(0,'Reserved
'
,'')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(1,'Reserved
'
,'')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(2,'Reserved
'
,'')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(3,'Reserved
'
,'')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(4,'Reserved
'
,'')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(5,'Reserved
'
,'')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(6,'Reserved
'
,'')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(7,'Reserved
'
,'')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(8,'Reserved
'
,'')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(9,'Reserved
'
,'')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(10,'RPC:Com
p
leted','Occurs
when a remote procedure call (RPC) has completed.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(11,'RPC:Sta
r
ting','Occurs
when an RPC has started.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(12,'SQL:Bat
c
hCompleted','Occurs
when a Transact-SQL batch has completed.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(13,'SQL:Bat
c
hStarting','Occurs
when a Transact-SQL batch has started.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(14,'Login',
'
Occurs when
a user successfully logs in to SQL Server.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(15,'Logout'
,
'Occurs when
a user logs out of SQL Server.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(16,'Attenti
o
n','Occurs
when attention events, such as client-interrupt requests or broken client
connections, happen.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(17,'Existin
g
Connection','Detects
all activity by users connected to SQL Server before the trace started.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(18,'Service
C
ontrol','Occurs
when the SQL Server service state is modified.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(19,'DTCTran
s
action','Tracks
Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordinator (MS DTC) coordinated
transactions between two or more databases.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(20,'Login
Failed','Indicates that a login attempt to SQL Server from a client
failed.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(21,'EventLo
g
','Indicates
that events have been logged in the Microsoft Windows NT® application
log.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(22,'ErrorLo
g
','Indicates
that error events have been logged in the SQL Server error log.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(23,'Lock:Re
l
eased','Indicates
that a lock on a resource, such as a page, has been released.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(24,'Lock:Ac
q
uired','Indicates
acquisition of a lock on a resource, such as a data page.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(25,'Lock:De
a
dlock','Indicates
that two concurrent transactions have deadlocked each other by trying to
obtain incompatible locks on resources the other transaction owns.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(26,'Lock:Ca
n
cel','Indicates
that the acquisition of a lock on a resource has been canceled (for example,
due to a deadlock).')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(27,'Lock:Ti
m
eout','Indicates
that a request for a lock on a resource, such as a page, has timed out due
to another transaction holding a blocking lock on the required resource.
Time-out is determined by the @.@.LOCK_TIMEOUT function, and can be set with
the SET LOCK_TIMEOUT statement.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(28,'DOP Even
t','Occurs
before a SELECT, INSERT, or UPDATE statement is executed.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(29,'Reserve
d
','Use Event
28 instead.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(30,'Reserve
d
','Use Event
28 instead.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(31,'Reserve
d
','Use Event
28 instead.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(32,'Reserve
d
','')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(33,'Excepti
o
n','Indicates
that an exception has occurred in SQL Server.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(34,'SP:Cach
e
Miss','Indicates
when a stored procedure is not found in the procedure cache.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(35,'SP:Cach
e
Insert','Indicates
when an item is inserted into the procedure cache.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(36,'SP:Cach
e
Remove','Indicates
when an item is removed from the procedure cache.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(37,'SP:Reco
m
pile','Indicates
that a stored procedure was recompiled.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(38,'SP:Cach
e
Hit','Indicates
when a stored procedure is found in the procedure cache.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(39,'SP:Exec
C
ontextHit','Indicates
when the execution version of a stored procedure has been found in the
procedure cache.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(40,'SQL:Stm
t
Starting','Occurs
when the Transact-SQL statement has started.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(41,'SQL:Stm
t
Completed','Occurs
when the Transact-SQL statement has completed.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(42,'SP:Star
t
ing','Indicates
when the stored procedure has started.')
INSERT INTO [events]
([EventClass],[EventName],& #91;EventDescription])VALUES(43,'SP:Comp
l
eted','Indicates
when the stored procedure has completed.')
"SomaSekhar" <SomaSekhar@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:1F3FC9E1-32F3-4B9E-A2A4-1C3FF2B30588@.microsoft.com...[vbcol=seagreen]
> Hi Uri,
> What is the better solution for this. How to get list of EventId's and
> EventClass name on SQL Server 2000. Because i am using
> fn_trace_gettrable('trace file name', default), it's giving in EventClass
> as
> a EventID. Insted of EventID i need EventClass name. How achive this in
> SQL
> Server 2000. In SQL Server 2005 i am using INNER JOIN condion on
> sys.trace_events i am comparing both event ID's i am getiting EventClass
> name. Please check this query,
> --This will work on MS SQL Server 2005
> SELECT TextData,trace_event_id,category_id,name
> FROM fn_trace_gettable('E:\Somu\trace_events.trc', default) EventLog
> INNER JOIN sys.trace_events EventID ON EventLog.EventClass =
> EventID.trace_event_id
> NOTE : in the above query "E:\Somu\trace_events.trc - Insted of this give
> give Ur trace file location"
> What is the equallent Query in MS SQL Server 2000.
> Thanks & Regards
> -SomaSekhar
> "Uri Dimant" wrote:
>|||Hi Uri,
Thank You very much. I will try this, but i want to know one thig with
out using this procedure any system tables is available on SQL Server 2000.
Thanks & Regards
-SomaSekhar
"Uri Dimant" wrote:

> Hi
> Taken fro Vyas's web site
> CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Events] (
> [EventClass] [smallint] NOT NULL ,
> [EventName] [varchar] (50) NOT NULL ,
> [EventDescription] [varchar] (300) NULL
> ) ON [PRIMARY]
> GO
> CREATE UNIQUE CLUSTERED INDEX [UCI_Events_EventClass] ON
> [dbo].[Events]([EventClass]) ON [PRIMARY]
> GO
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(44,'SP:Stm
tStarting','SQL
> statement inside a stored procedure is starting.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(45,'SP:Stm
tCompleted','SQL
> statement inside a stored procedure has completed.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(46,'Object
:Created','Indicates
> that an object has been created, such as for CREATE INDEX, CREATE TABLE, a
nd
> CREATE DATABASE statements.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(47,'Object
:Deleted','Indicates
> that an object has been deleted, such as in DROP INDEX and DROP TABLE
> statements.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(48,'Reserv
ed','')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(49,'Reserv
ed','')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(50,'SQL
> Transaction','Tracks Transact-SQL BEGIN, COMMIT, SAVE, and ROLLBACK
> TRANSACTION statements.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(51,'Scan:S
tarted','Indicates
> when a table or index scan has started.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(52,'Scan:S
topped','Indicates
> when a table or index scan has stopped.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(53,'Cursor
Open','Indicates
> when a cursor is opened on a Transact-SQL statement by ODBC, OLE DB, or
> DB-Library.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(54,'Transa
ction
> Log','Tracks when transactions are written to the transaction log.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(55,'Hash
> Warning','Indicates that a hashing operation (for example, hash join, hash
> aggregate, hash union, and hash distinct) that is not processing on a buff
er
> partition has reverted to an alternate plan. This can occur because of
> recursion depth, data skew, trace flags, or bit counting.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(56,'Reserv
ed','')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(57,'Reserv
ed','')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(58,'Auto U
pdate
> Stats','Indicates an automatic updating of index statistics has occurred.'
)
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(59,'Lock:D
eadlock
> Chain','Produced for each of the events leading up to the deadlock.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(60,'Lock:E
scalation','Indicates
> that a finer-grained lock has been converted to a coarser-grained lock (fo
r
> example, a row lock escalated or converted to a page lock).')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(61,'OLE DB
> Errors','Indicates that an OLE DB error has occurred.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(62,'Reserv
ed','')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(63,'Reserv
ed','')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(64,'Reserv
ed','')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(65,'Reserv
ed','')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(66,'Reserv
ed','')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(67,'Execut
ion
> Warnings','Indicates any warnings that occurred during the execution of a
> SQL Server statement or stored procedure.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(68,'Execut
ion
> Plan','Displays the plan tree of the Transact-SQL statement executed.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(69,'Sort
> Warnings','Indicates sort operations that do not fit into memory. Does not
> include sort operations involving the creating of indexes; only sort
> operations within a query (such as an ORDER BY clause used in a SELECT
> statement).')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(70,'Cursor
Prepare','Indicates
> when a cursor on a Transact-SQL statement is prepared for use by ODBC, OLE
> DB, or DB-Library.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(71,'Prepar
e SQL','ODBC,
> OLE DB, or DB-Library has prepared a Transact-SQL statement or statements
> for use.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(72,'Exec P
repared
> SQL','ODBC, OLE DB, or DB-Library has executed a prepared Transact-SQL
> statement or statements.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(73,'Unprep
are
> SQL','ODBC, OLE DB, or DB-Library has unprepared (deleted) a prepared
> Transact-SQL statement or statements.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(74,'Cursor
Execute','A
> cursor previously prepared on a Transact-SQL statement by ODBC, OLE DB, or
> DB-Library is executed.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(75,'Cursor
Recompile','A
> cursor opened on a Transact-SQL statement by ODBC or DB-Library has been
> recompiled either directly or due to a schema change.Triggered for ANSI an
d
> non-ANSI cursors.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(76,'Cursor
ImplicitConversion','A
> cursor on a Transact-SQL statement is converted by SQL Server from one typ
e
> to another.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(77,'Cursor
Unprepare','A
> prepared cursor on a Transact-SQL statement is unprepared (deleted) by ODB
C,
> OLE DB, or DB-Library.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(78,'Cursor
Close','A
> cursor previously opened on a Transact-SQL statement by ODBC, OLE DB, or
> DB-Library is closed.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(79,'Missin
g Column
> Statistics','Column statistics that could have been useful for the optimiz
er
> are not available.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(80,'Missin
g Join
> Predicate','Query that has no join predicate is being executed. This could
> result in a long-running query.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(81,'Server
Memory
> Change','Microsoft SQL Server memory usage has increased or decreased by
> either 1 megabyte (MB) or 5 percent of the maximum server memory, whicheve
r
> is greater.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(82,'User C
onfigurable
> (0)','Event data defined by the user.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(83,'User C
onfigurable
> (1)','Event data defined by the user.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(84,'User C
onfigurable
> (2)','Event data defined by the user.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(85,'User C
onfigurable
> (3)','Event data defined by the user.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(86,'User C
onfigurable
> (4)','Event data defined by the user.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(87,'User C
onfigurable
> (5)','Event data defined by the user.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(88,'User C
onfigurable
> (6)','Event data defined by the user.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(89,'User C
onfigurable
> (7)','Event data defined by the user.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(90,'User C
onfigurable
> (8)','Event data defined by the user.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(91,'User C
onfigurable
> (9)','Event data defined by the user.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(92,'Data F
ile Auto
> Grow','Indicates that a data file was extended automatically by the
> server.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(93,'Log Fi
le Auto
> Grow','Indicates that a data file was extended automatically by the
> server.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(94,'Data F
ile Auto
> Shrink','Indicates that a data file was shrunk automatically by the
> server.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(95,'Log Fi
le Auto
> Shrink','Indicates that a log file was shrunk automatically by the server.
')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(96,'Show P
lan
> Text','Displays the query plan tree of the SQL statement from the query
> optimizer.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(97,'Show P
lan
> ALL','Displays the query plan with full compile-time details of the SQL
> statement executed.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(98,'Show P
lan
> Statistics','Displays the query plan with full run-time details of the SQL
> statement executed.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(99,'Reserv
ed','')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(100,'RPC O
utput
> Parameter','Produces output values of the parameters for every RPC.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(101,'Reser
ved','')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(102,'Audit
Statement
> GDR','Occurs every time a GRANT, DENY, REVOKE for a statement permission i
s
> issued by any user in SQL Server.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(103,'Audit
Object
> GDR','Occurs every time a GRANT, DENY, REVOKE for an object permission is
> issued by any user in SQL Server.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(104,'Audit
Add/Drop
> Login','Occurs when a SQL Server login is added or removed; for sp_addlogi
n
> and sp_droplogin.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(105,'Audit
Login
> GDR','Occurs when a Microsoft Windows? login right is added or removed;
> for sp_grantlogin, sp_revokelogin, and sp_denylogin.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(106,'Audit
Login Change
> Property','Occurs when a property of a login, except passwords, is modifie
d;
> for sp_defaultdb and sp_defaultlanguage.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(107,'Audit
Login Change
> Password','Occurs when a SQL Server login password is changed.Passwords ar
e
> not recorded.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(108,'Audit
Add Login to
> Server Role','Occurs when a login is added or removed from a fixed server
> role; for sp_addsrvrolemember, and sp_dropsrvrolemember.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(109,'Audit
Add DB
> User','Occurs when a login is added or removed as a database user (Windows
> or SQL Server) to a database; for sp_grantdbaccess, sp_revokedbaccess,
> sp_adduser, and sp_dropuser.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(110,'Audit
Add Member to
> DB','Occurs when a login is added or removed as a database user (fixed or
> user-defined) to a database; for sp_addrolemember, sp_droprolemember, and
> sp_changegroup.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(111,'Audit
Add/Drop
> Role','Occurs when a login is added or removed as a database user to a
> database; for sp_addrole and sp_droprole.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(112,'App R
ole Pass
> Change','Occurs when a password of an application role is changed.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(113,'Audit
Statement
> Permission','Occurs when a statement permission (such as CREATE TABLE) is
> used.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(114,'Audit
Object
> Permission','Occurs when an object permission (such as SELECT) is used, bo
th
> successfully or unsuccessfully.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(115,'Audit
> Backup/Restore','Occurs when a BACKUP or RESTORE command is issued.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(116,'Audit
DBCC','Occurs
> when DBCC commands are issued.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(117,'Audit
Change
> Audit','Occurs when audit trace modifications are made.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(118,'Audit
Object
> Derived Permission','Occurs when a CREATE, ALTER, and DROP object commands
> are issued.')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(0,'Reserve
d','')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(1,'Reserve
d','')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(2,'Reserve
d','')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(3,'Reserve
d','')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(4,'Reserve
d','')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(5,'Reserve
d','')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(6,'Reserve
d','')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(7,'Reserve
d','')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(8,'Reserve
d','')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(9,'Reserve
d','')
> INSERT INTO [events]
> ([EventClass],[EventName],[EventDescription])VALUES(10,'RPC:Co
mpleted','Occurs
> when a remote procedure call (RPC) has completed.')
> INSERT INTO [events]|||Soma
I'm not aware of it
"SomaSekhar" <SomaSekhar@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:695531DD-50FE-4A48-9578-B070055C0DD3@.microsoft.com...[vbcol=seagreen]
> Hi Uri,
> Thank You very much. I will try this, but i want to know one thig with
> out using this procedure any system tables is available on SQL Server
> 2000.
> Thanks & Regards
> -SomaSekhar
> "Uri Dimant" wrote:
>

How to get hold of data from web provider using SQL Server?

I am new to SQL server so apologies if this is a stupid question.
I have a website built and hosted by another company, with SQL server back end data. They don't want to analyse the data but I do. I am familiar with SQL and have SQL server express running on my laptop.
So I was thinking I could get them to send me the data from the server (it will be less than 1GB I imagine), and I could analyse it myself.
So my questions are:
will this work?
and what do I ask them to send me? Is it just a couple of files they have to copy and send me? Or is it more complicated than that?
Many thanks for any advice you can offer.
James

Have them back up the database and send the backup file to you. Restore it on your system and you're ready to go. This will work as long as the version of SQL Server they have (200 or 2005) is equal to or less than the one you have.

Buck Woody

How to get hold of data from web provider using SQL Server?

I am new to SQL server so apologies if this is a stupid question.

I have a website built and hosted by another company, with SQL server

back end data. They don't want to analyse the data but I do. I am

familiar with SQL and have SQL server express running on my laptop.

So I was thinking I could get them to send me the data from the server

(it will be less than 1GB I imagine), and I could analyse it myself.

So my questions are:

will this work?

and what do I ask them to send me? Is it just a couple of files they

have to copy and send me? Or is it more complicated than that?

Many thanks for any advice you can offer.

James

Have them back up the database and send the backup file to you. Restore it on your system and you're ready to go. This will work as long as the version of SQL Server they have (200 or 2005) is equal to or less than the one you have.

Buck Woody