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Posted by Erland Sommarskog on 10/01/08 11:32
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kmounkhaty@yahoo.com (smounkhaty@bremer.com) writes:
> My profiler trace does not display SP:CACHEMISS event, even thought I
> drop store proc, clear both data cache and buffer cache but still does
> not work.
>
> Every thing works fine like: cachehit,
> cacheinsert,cacheremove,executecontexthit etc...
>
> Is there any special option that I need to turn it on?
This is in fact a very common event in many systems - and far more common
that it have to be.
Create a stored procedure demo_sp as dbo, and grant exec rights to some
other non-priv user. Then log in as that user, and run the procedure
as "EXEC demo_sp". You will get a CacheMiss every time!
This is because SQL Server first looks up if the user owns a procedure
named demo_sp, in which case this is the one to be executed. There isn't
one, and whence the cache miss.
If you instead say "EXEC dbo.some_sp", you will not get the cache miss,
and this is good for overall performance of the system. Thus it is good
practice to specify "dbo." when you call stored procedures.
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Erland Sommarskog, SQL Server MVP, esquel@sommarskog.se
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