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Stored Procedures Event Category

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Stored Procedures Event Category

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Stored Procedures event category [SQL Server]

SQL Server event classes, Stored Procedures event category

event classes [SQL Server], Stored Procedures event category

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Stored Procedures Event Category

[!INCLUDE SQL Server Azure SQL Database Azure SQL Managed Instance FabricSQLDB] The Stored Procedures event category contains general stored procedure events.

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Topic	Description
RPC:Completed Event Class	Indicates that a remote procedure call (RPC) has been completed.
PreConnect:Completed Event Class	Indicates when the Resource Governor classifier function finishes execution.
PreConnect:Starting Event Class	Indicates when the Resource Governor classifier function starts execution.
RPC Output Parameter Event Class	Traces the output parameter values of remote procedure calls after execution.
RPC:Starting Event Class	Indicates that a remote procedure call is starting.
SP:CacheHit Event Class	Indicates that the stored procedure is in the cache.
SP:CacheInsert Event Class	Indicates that the stored procedure has been brought into the cache.
SP:CacheMiss Event Class	Indicates that the stored procedure was not found in the cache.
SP:CacheRemove Event Class	Indicates that the stored procedure has been removed from the cache.
SP:Completed Event Class	Indicates that execution of the stored procedure has completed.
SP:Recompile Event Class	Indicates that the stored procedure has been recompiled.
SP:Starting Event Class	Indicates that execution of the stored procedure is starting.
SP:StmtCompleted Event Class	Indicates that a [!INCLUDEtsql] statement within a stored procedure has completed.
SP:StmtStarting Event Class	Indicates that a [!INCLUDEtsql] statement within a stored procedure has started.