I love QuickieStore, but I wanted some columns to be at the front end of the results returned. Namely, I wanted top_waits, query_sql_text, and query_plan right after database name. This way I don’t have to scroll over to see those values.
You can get a copy of my modified stored proc up in a forked copy of Erik’s repo.
It’s pretty easy to fix once you know where to look. I ended up updating four bits of code.
The sections I needed to update started with these comments:
- Expert mode returns more columns from runtime stats
- Do we want to format things?
- For non-experts only!
- Formatted but not still not expert output
Then, I just added these columns after database_name. I added them because I didn’t feel like rearranging the columns and breaking anything, and then just gave them a different name so it wouldn’t error with the column being in there twice.
topwaits = w.top_waits,
querytext = qsqt.query_sql_text,
queryplan = TRY_CAST(qsp.query_plan AS XML),Here’s an example of one of the four sections I needed to update. I added a pink box around the columns so you could see the change I made.
I didn’t tinker with the stored proc’s original incarnation to begin with. I made a copy and tested it with that.
I tested it with some different parameters, and it seems like I didn’t break anything, so that’s good. I mainly look at results with the top 20 cpu in Azure SQL DB, so I wanted to make sure that still worked. I usually don’t use expert_mode or format_output, but just wanted to ensure those could still work if needed.
