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Transaction count shows that how heavily the database is used. Some third-party applications can show the transaction count graphs of the databases. But each company may not buy these applications. This article will be useful if you would like to find out manually the transaction count in your system.<\/p>\n

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You can find the database transaction count since the start of SQL Server by using the following script.<\/p>\n

--You should write your own database name instead of TestDB in the below script\nselect instance_name AS 'Database_Name', \n\t   cntr_value AS 'Transaction Count' from  sys.dm_os_performance_counters\nWHERE counter_name = 'Transactions\/sec' AND \ninstance_name = 'TestDB';\n<\/pre>\n
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You can find all database’s transaction count in the instance since the start of SQL Server by using the following script.<\/p>\n
DECLARE @DatabaseName VARCHAR(250)\ncreate table #TempTable (DatabaseName varchar(250),TransactionCount bigint)\n\/*Give the Cursor a name*\/\nDECLARE cursordbnames CURSOR\nFOR\n\/*This is the Select clause that returns the recordset to move the cursor.*\/\nSELECT name FROM sys.sysdatabases where dbid>4\nOPEN cursordbnames\nFETCH NEXT FROM cursordbnames INTO @DatabaseName\n\/*\"WHILE @@ FETCH_STATUS = 0\" means that you continue to move the cursor by going to the \nnext record until there are no more records left in the cursor.*\/\nWHILE @@FETCH_STATUS =0\nBEGIN    \nInsert Into #TempTable(DatabaseName, TransactionCount)\nselect instance_name 'Database Name', cntr_value 'Total Transaction Count' \nfrom  sys.dm_os_performance_counters\nWHERE counter_name = 'Transactions\/sec' AND instance_name = @DatabaseName;\n\n FETCH NEXT FROM cursordbnames INTO @DatabaseName\nEND                \n\n\/*We close the Cursor using the \"CLOSE\" and \"DEALLOCATE\" commands.*\/\nCLOSE cursordbnames\nDEALLOCATE cursordbnames\n\nSelect * From #TempTable order by TransactionCount Desc<\/pre>\n
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You can also calculate the database transaction count in a specific time interval. With the following script, let’s calculate a database transaction count in a specific time interval. In Script, we set this time interval as 1 minute. You can extend this interval if you like.<\/p>\n
DECLARE @Start BIGINT\nDECLARE @Finish BIGINT\nSELECT @Start = cntr_value\nFROM sys.dm_os_performance_counters\nWHERE counter_name = 'Transactions\/sec'\nAND instance_name = 'TestDB';\n\nWAITFOR DELAY '00:01:00'\n\nSELECT @Finish = cntr_value\nFROM sys.dm_os_performance_counters\nWHERE counter_name = 'Transactions\/sec'\nAND instance_name = 'TestDB';\nSELECT (@Finish - @Start) 'Transaction_Count_in_a_1_Minute'\nGO\n<\/pre>\n
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You can use the following script to calculate the transaction count in a specific time interval(Its 1 minute in our example) for all databases on Instance.<\/p>\n
DECLARE cursordbnames CURSOR\nFOR\n\nSELECT name FROM sys.sysdatabases where dbid>4\nOPEN cursordbnames\nFETCH NEXT FROM cursordbnames INTO @DatabaseName\nWHILE @@FETCH_STATUS =0\nBEGIN    \nInsert Into #TempTable(DatabaseName, TransactionCount)\nselect instance_name 'Database Name', cntr_value 'Total Transaction Count' \nfrom  sys.dm_os_performance_counters\nWHERE counter_name = 'Transactions\/sec' AND instance_name = @DatabaseName;\n\n FETCH NEXT FROM cursordbnames INTO @DatabaseName\nEND                \n\nCLOSE cursordbnames\nDEALLOCATE cursordbnames\n\nWAITFOR DELAY '00:01:00'\n\ncreate table #TempTable2 (DatabaseName varchar(250),TransactionCount bigint)\n\nDECLARE cursordbnames CURSOR\nFOR\n\nSELECT name FROM sys.sysdatabases where dbid>4\nOPEN cursordbnames\nFETCH NEXT FROM cursordbnames INTO @DatabaseName\nWHILE @@FETCH_STATUS =0\nBEGIN    \nInsert Into #TempTable2(DatabaseName, TransactionCount)\nselect instance_name 'Database Name', cntr_value 'Total Transaction Count' \nfrom  sys.dm_os_performance_counters\nWHERE counter_name = 'Transactions\/sec' AND instance_name = @DatabaseName;\n\n FETCH NEXT FROM cursordbnames INTO @DatabaseName\nEND                \n\nCLOSE cursordbnames\nDEALLOCATE cursordbnames\n\nselect tmp1.DatabaseName,tmp2.TransactionCount-tmp1.TransactionCount 'Transaction_Count_in_a_Minute' \nfrom #TempTable tmp1 INNER JOIN #TempTable2 tmp2 ON tmp1.DatabaseName=tmp2.DatabaseName\norder by tmp2.TransactionCount-tmp1.TransactionCount desc\n\nDROP TABLE #TempTable\nDROP TABLE #TempTable2\n<\/pre>\n
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