event classes in sql server

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event classes in sql server..

Answer / ranjit kumar routhu

cursors,t-sql,stored procedures,databse,errors and warnings,
locks,objects,performance,scans,security audit,transactions,
user configurable these comes under sql server profile

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event classes in sql server..

Answer / saradhi

Sql Server Profiler lets you record events as they occurin
an instance of MsDatabaseEngine. Event classes and their
event categories are available in the Event Selection Tab
of trace file properties
The Event Categories are
1.Broker Event
2.Cursors Event
3.CLR Event Category
4.Database Event Category
5.Deprecation Event Category
6.Errors and Warnings Event Category.
7.FullText Event Category
....

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