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Deploy running for over 20 minutes


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This is a simple Deploy and its been running for almost 20 minutes.
Whats wrong here?
 

 

Christian Hauggaard
Community Manager
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Hi ​@aftabp 

Did the deployment complete? Usually in these cases it helps running a SQL profiler session to see what is happening on the server


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  • Problem Solver
  • April 28, 2025

No, TX just closed. All the services were running but the window for TX shut-down.

How do i run SQL profiler session ?


Christian Hauggaard
Community Manager
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If the TimeXtender application crashed, please send an email to support@timextender.com and include the steps you took before the crash, as well as any error messages from the event viewer

Regarding how to Run SQL Server Profiler:

  1. Launch SQL Server Profiler

  • From the Windows Start Menu:
    Click the Windows Start button, type "SQL Server Profiler", and select the application from the results.

  • From SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS):
    Open SSMS, go to the Tools menu, and select "SQL Server Profiler".

  • From the Query Editor or Activity Monitor:
    In the Query Editor, right-click and select "Trace Query in SQL Server Profiler". In Activity Monitor, right-click a process in the Processes pane and choose "Trace Process in SQL Server Profiler".

  1. Connect to SQL Server

  • When Profiler opens, select "File" > "New Trace".

  • Enter your SQL Server instance name and authentication details, then click "Connect".

  1. Configure the Trace

  • In the Trace Properties window, you can name your trace (optional).

  • Select a trace template (the default "Standard" is usually fine).

  • Choose whether to save the trace output to a file or table, or just view it in the Profiler window.

  • Optionally, set a stop time for the trace.

  1. Select Events and Columns (Optional)

  • Go to the "Events Selection" tab.

  • Enable or disable specific events and columns you want to monitor, such as SQL:BatchCompleted, RPC:Completed, or ErrorLog.

  • You can also enable "Show all events" and "Show all columns" for more options.

  1. Start the Trace

  • Click "Run" to begin capturing SQL Server activity.

  • The Profiler window will display real-time events as they occur.

  1. Analyze and Save Results

  • Watch events live or stop the trace at any time.

  • To save the results, go to "File" > "Save As" and choose "Trace File" or another format.

  1. Stop the Profiler

  • Stop the trace when finished to avoid using unnecessary server resources. Click the "Stop" button in the Profiler toolbar or close the application.

 


Christian Hauggaard
Community Manager
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Hi ​@aftabp did you manage to resolve the issue?


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