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SQL Profiler 'Duration' Column Scale 2

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Skittle

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The duration column is a key value for analysing the performance of an SQL Server.

I've always viewed it as a relative number to activity.
Has anybody ever identified what the scale means?



Dazed and confused
 
I beleive that it's miliseconds.

Denny
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It is displayed in the trace as milliseconds, but in SQL Server 2005, if you're filtering by it, the amount you enter in the "filter field" is by is microseconds. In earlier versions of SQL, you enter a millisecond value in the "filter field".



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