Answer by Tim
Process Monitor from SysInternals will break down every component that is using memory and or CPU. I am sure you could run this and write the counters to a log file. I have only used the GUI of it to...
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As @TRAD said i will go with Process Exec too. But if you want to get a snapshot of how SQL vs Non-SQL processes use CPU on your sever using TSQL you can use [below queries by Glen Berry][1]: -- Get...
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Process Monitor from SysInternals will break down every component that is using memory and or CPU. I am sure you could run this and write the counters to a log file. I have only used the GUI of it to...
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As @TRAD said i will go with Process Exec too. But if you want to get a snapshot of how SQL vs Non-SQL processes use CPU on your sever using TSQL you can use [below queries by Glen Berry][1]: -- Get...
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