Add DBRecoveryProgress extended event

Author: ktaranov

Extended_Events/DBRecoveryProgress.sql

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+/*
+Original link: https://www.sqlservercentral.com/blogs/database-recovery-monitoring-with-xe
+Source link: https://github.com/ktaranov/sqlserver-kit/blob/master/Extended_Events/DBRecoveryProgress.sql
+Author: Jason Brimhall
+*/
+
+USE master;
+GO
+-- Create the Event Session
+IF EXISTS
+(
+    SELECT
+        *
+    FROM sys.server_event_sessions
+    WHERE name = 'DBRecoveryProgress'
+)
+    DROP EVENT SESSION DBRecoveryProgress ON SERVER;
+GO
+
+CREATE EVENT SESSION DBRecoveryProgress
+    ON SERVER
+    ADD EVENT sqlserver.database_recovery_progress_report
+    (ACTION
+     (
+     /* yes this may be overkill on the actions - it is for discovery*/
+         sqlserver.database_id
+       , sqlserver.session_id
+       , sqlserver.database_name
+       , sqlserver.tsql_stack
+       , package0.event_sequence
+       , sqlserver.sql_text
+       , sqlserver.nt_username
+       , sqlserver.username
+       , sqlserver.session_nt_username
+       , sqlserver.client_app_name
+       , sqlserver.context_info
+       , sqlserver.client_connection_id
+       , sqlserver.query_hash
+       , sqlserver.query_plan_hash
+       , package0.callstack
+     )
+    )
+  , ADD EVENT sqlserver.database_recovery_trace
+    (ACTION
+     (
+         sqlserver.database_id
+       , sqlserver.session_id
+       , sqlserver.database_name
+       , sqlserver.tsql_stack
+       , package0.event_sequence
+       , sqlserver.sql_text
+       , sqlserver.nt_username
+       , sqlserver.username
+       , sqlserver.session_nt_username
+       , sqlserver.client_app_name
+       , sqlserver.context_info
+       , sqlserver.client_connection_id
+       , sqlserver.query_hash
+       , sqlserver.query_plan_hash
+       , package0.callstack
+     )
+    )
+  , ADD EVENT sqlserver.database_recovery_times
+    (ACTION
+     (
+         sqlserver.database_id
+       , sqlserver.session_id
+       , sqlserver.database_name
+       , sqlserver.tsql_stack
+       , package0.event_sequence
+       , sqlserver.sql_text
+       , sqlserver.nt_username
+       , sqlserver.username
+       , sqlserver.session_nt_username
+       , sqlserver.client_app_name
+       , sqlserver.context_info
+       , sqlserver.client_connection_id
+       , sqlserver.query_hash
+       , sqlserver.query_plan_hash
+       , package0.callstack
+     )
+    )
+  , ADD EVENT sqlserver.database_recovery_lsn_report
+    (ACTION
+     (
+         sqlserver.database_id
+       , sqlserver.session_id
+       , sqlserver.database_name
+       , sqlserver.tsql_stack
+       , package0.event_sequence
+       , sqlserver.sql_text
+       , sqlserver.nt_username
+       , sqlserver.username
+       , sqlserver.session_nt_username
+       , sqlserver.client_app_name
+       , sqlserver.context_info
+       , sqlserver.client_connection_id
+       , sqlserver.query_hash
+       , sqlserver.query_plan_hash
+       , package0.callstack
+     )
+    )
+    ADD TARGET package0.event_file
+    (SET filename = 'c:\Windows\Temp\DatabaseXEDBRecoveryProgress.xel', max_file_size = 5, max_rollover_files = 4)
+    WITH
+    (
+        MAX_MEMORY = 4MB
+      , EVENT_RETENTION_MODE = ALLOW_SINGLE_EVENT_LOSS
+      , TRACK_CAUSALITY = ON
+      , MAX_DISPATCH_LATENCY = 5 SECONDS
+      , STARTUP_STATE = ON
+    );
+GO
+
+ALTER EVENT SESSION DBRecoveryProgress ON SERVER STATE = START;
+GO