Reports information on an abstract plan group.
sp_help_qpgroup [ group [, mode ]]
is the name of an abstract plan group.
is the type of report to print, one of the following:
Mode |
Information returned |
---|---|
full |
The number of rows and number of plans in the group, the number of plans that use two or more rows, the number of rows and plan IDs for the longest plans, and number of hash keys and hash key collision information. This is the default report mode. |
stats |
All of the information from the “full” report, except hash key information. |
hash |
The number of rows and number of abstract plans in the group, the number of hash keys, and hash-key collision information. |
list |
The number of rows and number of abstract plans in the group, and the following information for each query/plan pair: hash key, plan ID, first few characters of the query, and the first few characters of the plan. |
queries |
The number of rows and number of abstract plans in the group, and the following information for each query: hash key, plan ID, first few characters of the query. |
plans |
The number of rows and number of abstract plans in the group, and the following information for each plan: hash key, plan ID, first few characters of the plan. |
counts |
The number of rows and number of abstract plans in the group, and the following information for each plan: number of rows, number of characters, hash key, plan ID, first few characters of the query. |
Reports summary information about all abstract plan groups in the database:
sp_help_qpgroup
Group GID Plans ----------------------- ----------- ----------- ap_stdin 1 0 ap_stdout 2 0 dev_test 3 209
Reports on the test_plans group:
sp_help_qpgroup test_plans
Query plans group ’test_plans’, GID 8 Total Rows Total QueryPlans ----------- ---------------- 6 3 sysqueryplans rows consumption, number of query plans per row count Rows Plans ----------- ----------- 2 3 Hashkeys ----------- 3 There is no hash key collision in this group.
When used with an abstract plan group name, and no mode parameter, the default mode for sp_help_qpgroup is full.
Hash-key collisions indicate that more than one plan for a particular user has the same hash-key value. When there are hash key collisions, the query text of each query with the matching hash key must be compared to the user’s query text in order to identify the matching query, so performance is slightly degraded.
Any user can execute sp_help_qpgroup.
System procedures sp_help_qplan