How to get the SQL Server object name from Query Store?
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How to get the SQL Server object name from Query Store?
In Query Store how can we get the name of the SQL Server object, such as the Stored Procedure name, that created the query plan?
We could use a query like below, substituting in the query_id that we copy from the Query Store reports, but that's one-at-a-time and awkward. Isn't there an easier way?
SELECT o.name
, o.object_id
, o.type_desc
, qs.*
FROM sys.query_store_query qs
JOIN sys.objects o
ON qs.object_id = o.object_id
WHERE qs.query_id = 555523
sql-server query-store
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In Query Store how can we get the name of the SQL Server object, such as the Stored Procedure name, that created the query plan?
We could use a query like below, substituting in the query_id that we copy from the Query Store reports, but that's one-at-a-time and awkward. Isn't there an easier way?
SELECT o.name
, o.object_id
, o.type_desc
, qs.*
FROM sys.query_store_query qs
JOIN sys.objects o
ON qs.object_id = o.object_id
WHERE qs.query_id = 555523
sql-server query-store
add a comment |
In Query Store how can we get the name of the SQL Server object, such as the Stored Procedure name, that created the query plan?
We could use a query like below, substituting in the query_id that we copy from the Query Store reports, but that's one-at-a-time and awkward. Isn't there an easier way?
SELECT o.name
, o.object_id
, o.type_desc
, qs.*
FROM sys.query_store_query qs
JOIN sys.objects o
ON qs.object_id = o.object_id
WHERE qs.query_id = 555523
sql-server query-store
In Query Store how can we get the name of the SQL Server object, such as the Stored Procedure name, that created the query plan?
We could use a query like below, substituting in the query_id that we copy from the Query Store reports, but that's one-at-a-time and awkward. Isn't there an easier way?
SELECT o.name
, o.object_id
, o.type_desc
, qs.*
FROM sys.query_store_query qs
JOIN sys.objects o
ON qs.object_id = o.object_id
WHERE qs.query_id = 555523
sql-server query-store
sql-server query-store
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