SQL Queries - CAST Knowledge Base - Queries on snapshots - How to find out the time consumed by a stored procedure

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Purpose of Query

The queries in this page will help you to determine the time consumed by stored procedures.

Applicable CAST Version

Release	Yes/No
8.3.x	✅
8.2.x	✅
8.1.x	✅
8.0.x	✅

Applicable RDBMS

RDBMS	Yes/No
Oracle Server	✅
Microsoft SQL Server	✅
CSS2	✅

Query for CSS

SELECT Substr(START_HIST.description, 7) AS Action, 
 START_HIST.action_date Start_date, 
 END_HIST.action_date end_date, 
 ( END_HIST.action_date - START_HIST.action_date ) AS consumed_time 
FROM dss_history START_HIST, 
 dss_history END_HIST 
WHERE START_HIST.history_id + 1 = END_HIST.history_id 
 AND START_HIST.description LIKE 'Start%' 
 AND END_HIST.description LIKE 'End%' 
 AND START_HIST.action_date > (SELECT compute_start_date 
 FROM <central_schema>.dss_snapshots 
 WHERE snapshot_id = <snapshot_id>) 
 AND END_HIST.action_date > (SELECT compute_start_date 
 FROM <central_schema>.dss_snapshots 
 WHERE snapshot_id = <snapshot_id>) 
ORDER BY ( END_HIST.action_date - START_HIST.action_date ) DESC

Query result example

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SQL Queries - CAST Knowledge Base - Queries on snapshots - How to find out the time consumed by a stored procedure