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Feb 18 at 1:02 comment added Mitch Wheat @J.Mini : usually when one is looking at TempDb spills, its related about something that is happening now or very recently, not a month ago.
Feb 17 at 16:19 vote accept J. Mini
Feb 17 at 15:57 answer added Erik Reasonable Rates Darling timeline score: 5
Feb 17 at 15:01 comment added J.D. FWIW, sp_blitzcache also (in your own words) "has nothing to do with query store". If you're satisfied with it, then you should be equally satisfied with what Mitch presented you.
Feb 17 at 14:43 comment added J. Mini @MitchWheat Because Query Store contains far more long-lasting information than the plan cache.
Feb 17 at 14:35 comment added Mitch Wheat It hasn't. why do you care where the info comes from? AFAIK it is not available from QS currently.
Feb 17 at 14:20 comment added J. Mini @MitchWheat That's helpful, but I'm pretty sure that's got nothing to do with Query Store.
Feb 17 at 14:19 history edited J. Mini
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Feb 17 at 9:37 comment added Martin Smith If it was going to store that aggregated information it would be in sys.query_store_runtime_stats - and no such columns there - so looks like not persisted to query store
Feb 17 at 4:33 comment added Mitch Wheat sys.dm_exec_query_stats contains spill stats SQL Server 2017 CU3 + : learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/relational-databases/…
Feb 17 at 1:06 comment added J. Mini @nbk sp_blitzcache reports on it.
Feb 17 at 1:05 comment added nbk why are you confident?
Feb 17 at 1:01 history asked J. Mini CC BY-SA 4.0