Welcome to the forum... I don't think there is any way to do this and I will check if there any option...interesting question though []
Here is the code...but I don't know how useful it will be... use tempdb go create proc pro as set nocount on select * into #test from sysobjects go create table Tbl (statout Varchar(8000)) declare @rc Varchar(1000) set exec @rc = pro insert into Tbl select @rc select * from Tbl
I tried this code and it gives me an error at set exec @rc = pro. Removed Set and executed the proc resulted in 0 as the output. Also tried with including other set options (profile, IO.. ) in proc but still it resulted in 0. not sure what I am doing wrong.. In SQL Server 2005, we can use DMV's to achieve the same but if I can get for sql server 2000 that would be great.
Thanks for your help,but I am afraid that I couldnt get the code you posted to work either MohammedU. gurucb, which DMV's are you refering to that could achieve the same result? I might have a possible solution to this problem, please let me know if there are any flaws in it... SET STATISTICS TIME ON DECLARE @CPU_B4 INT, @CPU_After INT SELECT @CPU_B4 = cpu FROM sys.sysprocesses WHERE spid = @@spid -- **********QUERY TO BE TUNED ************* SELECT col1 from Table2 -- ***************************************** SELECT @CPU_After = cpu from sys.sysprocesses where spid = @@spid SELECT @CPU_After-@CPU_B4 AS [CPU time] SET STATISTICS TIME OFF