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SQL Server Forum / DB Engine / SQL Server / June 2008Saving SP takes a long time....
Recently our SQL Server 2005 has started showing a strange behavior. Whenever you do an ALTER PROCEDURE to make changes to a stored procedure it can take 2 minutes or more to complete the operation. Any suggestions?  SignatureAdam S Is it possible that several users are calling the stored procedure, and your ALTER command has to wait for their transactions to commit? You could test this by trying the ALTER command during low/off-peak periods. On 6/30/08 11:46 AM, in article 3CBCE426-9F18-45BD-86F7-C712492AAD8E@microsoft.com, "Adam S" <Adam S@community.nospam> wrote: > Recently our SQL Server 2005 has started showing a strange behavior. > Whenever you do an ALTER PROCEDURE to make changes to a stored procedure it > can take 2 minutes or more to complete the operation. Any suggestions? (Of course you can also check for blocking and other information about your process to see what it is spending its time doing.) On 6/30/08 11:46 AM, in article 3CBCE426-9F18-45BD-86F7-C712492AAD8E@microsoft.com, "Adam S" <Adam S@community.nospam> wrote: > Recently our SQL Server 2005 has started showing a strange behavior. > Whenever you do an ALTER PROCEDURE to make changes to a stored procedure it > can take 2 minutes or more to complete the operation. Any suggestions? |
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