Monitor network traffic per database

Is it possible to monitor incoming and outgoing network
traffic on a database level? I could only find counters
on server level.
Thanks in advance.
HolgerNot from any network monitor... about the best you can do is to use
profiler. You can see selects, etc and the number of rows returned...
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"Holger" <holger.haeffelin@.arcworx.net> wrote in message
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> Is it possible to monitor incoming and outgoing network
> traffic on a database level? I could only find counters
> on server level.
> Thanks in advance.
> Holger|||Yes. All the performance counters are at a SQL Server level. Not at a
database specific level. The only thing that comes to my mind is wrt to the
IO operations that can be monitored if you can group filegroups of a
specific database into a single disk and monitor the Disk IO of the specific
disk. This is the max. I've seen implemented. But other parameters are can
be monitored using the profiler as Wayne said ...
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"Holger" <holger.haeffelin@.arcworx.net> wrote in message
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> Is it possible to monitor incoming and outgoing network
> traffic on a database level? I could only find counters
> on server level.
> Thanks in advance.
> Holger