The instant solution: Find out what is slowing down your database. Tired of reading hundreds of thousands of trace file events? Having a hard time determining which batches are overloading your servers? Can’t see the forest from the (trace event) trees?
The time has come to download DBSophic’s Trace Analyzer for SQL Server! The DBSophic’s Trace Analyzer application was designed to help you analyze multiple trace files and trace tables quickly and accurately.
Within a few minutes all the trace events are analyzed, deparameterized, grouped, and clearly arranged in a tree format, graphically displaying their total and relative resource consumption. You can even drill down to specific parameter value sets and clearly pinpoint the batches or even specific parameter value sets that consume the most resources and slow down your database.
Supported trace formats:
SQL Server 2005 / 2008
The DBSophic’s Trace Analyzer, also known as Trace Analyzer or TA, is a Windows application that easily reads SQL Server trace files (.trc) and parameterized trace files (.trf). It analyzes the trace files and arranges all parameterized trace events in a tree format, graphically displaying their total and relative resource consumption.
The following trace events are analyzed:
File Table
View Table
Table Level
Row Level
Function Level
Procedure
Parameter
Event Level
With this information, you can determine if:
– Which tables or queries are responsible for high write I/O or high CPU consumption;
– Which batches or parameter value sets are causing your server to slow down;
– Which batches or parameter value sets are contributing to longer than expected execution time;
– Which batch or parameter value sets are causing your application to be stuck in transaction states.
Why use DBSophic’s Trace Analyzer?
Many of our customers have experienced several of the following issues:
– Due to the amount of work they are doing in their SQL Server log files and trace files, the log file have become unwieldy, and the trace files are just eating up disk space.
– They are in desperate need of a trace table management tool to find and determine the total and relative resource consumption of all trace events.
– They have realized that their existing solution is not able to provide them the type of analysis they need.
– They are in need of a tool that will quickly display the total and relative resource consumption of all trace events.
– Or, they are having problems finding, categorizing, and ranking trace events.
– Their customers are asking for trace table management tools that allow them to easily:
– Find and determine the total and relative resource consumption of all trace events.
– Find and determine which trace event has the highest total and relative resource consumption.
– Find and determine which trace event is consuming the most CPU time.
– Find and determine which trace event has the most memory consumption.
– Drill down to specific parameter value sets and find the trace event with the highest total and relative resource consumption.
What trace events are analyzed?
All the following trace events are automatically deparameterized and analyzed:
– DbTableCreate
– DbViewCreate
– TableCreate
– FunctionCreate
– ProcedureCreate
– ParameterCreate
– ParameterizedTr
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Trace Analyzer is a product that will analyze a trace file
in a matter of minutes to see how much time your SQL Server
is spending in each batch and which parameters are causing
performance problems. The Trace Analyzer is an add-on to
DBSophic’s SQL Server Manager.
The Trace Analyzer is a standalone application that can
handle various trace formats like.trc,.trf,.trc,.ctf,
.mdf and.rdl files. It can also handle trace files produced
by the SQL Server Agent. All trace files are analyzed within
a few minutes and results are presented in a user-friendly
tree format.
The Trace Analyzer can analyze both transaction and
scheduled trace files. In transaction files, Batch ID is
always the same as the corresponding parameter in the
parameter file. In the case of scheduled trace files,
batch ID is obtained by parsing the stored procedure name
from the trace file.
Features
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Graphing (Trees, Diagrams, and Table)
• Graphing SQL queries in a tree format. Tree reports can
be saved as Microsoft Excel XLSX files.
• You can generate trees and diagrams from all the SQL
queries in a trace file, or specific queries.
• Tree reports can be saved as Microsoft Excel XLSX
files.
• You can generate trees from all the SQL queries in a
trace file, or specific queries.
• You can generate trees from all the SQL queries in a
trace file, or specific queries.
• You can generate a report on a specific SQL query.
• You can generate a list of SQL queries from a trace
file.
Detection (Parameters, Batch ID, and SQL Query)
• When multiple traces are specified, Trace Analyzer can
display the total time spent in all batches (total and
relative) and SQL queries (total and relative).
• When multiple traces are specified, Trace Analyzer can
display the time spent in all batches (total and
relative) and SQL queries (total and relative).
• You can drill down to specific parameter value sets
and clearly pinpoint the batches or even specific
parameter value sets that consume the most
resources and slow down your database.
• You can drill down to specific parameter value sets
and clearly pinpoint the batches or even specific
parameter value sets
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The SQL Server 2005/2008 Trace Analyzer displays trace events in a tree format, breaking down trace groups into their component trace events. Each trace event includes detailed information, including the resource it consumes (CPU and Memory), the type of trace it represents (batch, cached stored proc, extended stored proc), the type of data source it represents, the data item it represents, and the subitem and resource consumption values for that data item.
Sample trace data:
SQL>EXEC sp_who, got this trace message from user >sp_who called by stmt #12, batch #12, et…
Groups of trace events are grouped using the Resource Consumption Hierarchy (RCH) tree view, while trace event and resource consumption data are arranged in the Transaction Data Tree View. The tree views are interactive and each node can be expanded to show the detailed information and consumed resources for the group that it represents.
A detailed Trace Event Description allows you to see all trace events and their consumed resource information in a single screen. Resource information displays the consumed resource in both short-term and long-term (Last/Next) detail. The table listing trace event descriptions also contains the breakdown of all trace events by data type, like this:
Data Type>- Batch>- Batch #12, et…
DBSophic Trace Analyzer Key Features:
– Tree view of the trace data in both graphic and text form for easy visualization and review
– Non-timed data is interpreted as approximate resource consumption values rather than exactly
– Graphical aggregation of the trace data to provide easy-to-view high-level summary
– Interactive ability to change the scale and layout of the graphs to view and analyze data in detail
– “Search” or keyword-based filtering of trace events based on any criteria you choose
– Ability to choose the number of rows displayed on screen at any time
– Traces can be displayed in comparison, to analyze when and where a particular trace event occurs
– Support for SQL Server 2005/2008 Trace (aka SQL Profiler)
– Support for SQL Server 2000 Trace (aka SQL Trace)
– Support for any trace file format (.FMT) that SQL Server supports (see supported trace file formats below)
– Automatically deparameterizes all trace data and groups it by the first parameter in a trace
– Automatically
* The DBSophic Trace Analyzer is based on several publicly available traces from SQL Server. It was written to work around the licensing restrictions for Microsoft’s software and to provide a free/open solution.
* This software is not released as part of Microsoft SQL Server 2005, Microsoft SQL Server 2008, or Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2. It is released as an unsupported, stand-alone program.
* The Trace Analyzer has been tested successfully on both x86 and x64 platforms and it has been tested with all SQL Server 2005/2008/2008 R2 trace and sysprocs that do not have their own distributed trace collectors.
* This software is a freeware and does not contain any kind of spyware. You are free to use it as much as you want.
* This software is not free for commercial use.
* This software is not supported by Microsoft.
* Microsoft does not endorse or use this software.
Introduction:
The DBSophic SQL Trace Analyzer is a freeware (as of v3.7) for analyzing multiple SQL trace files in seconds. There are a number of reasons you may want to analyze your trace files, and this tool will help you quickly identify the root cause of any performance issues.
In order to utilize this tool properly you will need to perform several simple steps.
1. Download the software and extract the contents.
2. Run the application and follow the simple on screen instructions.
3. After installation is complete click on “SQL Trace Analyzer” in the main menu.
Unlike many other commercial SQL trace tools, the DBSophic Trace Analyzer does not provide a graphical “Pro” mode or additional functionality. DBSophic’s Trace Analyzer is primarily a Windows application (not.NET based) and only supports SQL Server 2005 trace files.
It will be very helpful to you if you understand some basic trace theory and how to read trace files. If you’re not familiar with SQL trace files, you can read about the subject here:
How to Read a Trace File
By default, DBSophic’s Trace Analyzer opens trace files using an undocumented method of reading trace files.
The following information is provided as an option to help you become familiar with the SQL trace files that DBSophic’s Trace Analyzer uses.
Note: Every trace file has the same trace header that contains information like duration, thread identifier, session identifier, and many other critical items. These items are listed in a table in the trace file. Some of these items are not needed for us to read the trace file.
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`>3`
The Duration (ms) of the trace file.
`>1`
The event type. There are three event types in SQL trace files:
*.Bracket (Pending Starts)
Minimum:
OS: Windows 10 / Windows 7 / Windows 8 / Windows 8.1 / Windows 10 Mobile
Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo (2.8GHz or faster) or equivalent.
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA GT 540M or equivalent
Storage: 1 GB available space
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