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SQL Profiler results question

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    Deat CPians, I have a heavy duty database on SQL Server 2000. Every now and then I monitor the transactions applied against the database using SQL Profiler in order to spot the queries and SPs that use alot of CPU resources. Here are a few of many transactions that my question will be based on:

    APPLICATION TEXTDATA DURATION STARTTIME READS WRITES CPU

    .Net SqlClient Data Provider 1229250 1/3/2006 10:53:53 am 2080346 366 60811
    Internet Information Services 618203 1/3/2006 10:54:38 am 61550 1 4016
    .Net SqlClient Data Provider exec lc_getLatestIpById @mem_id = 267980 483 1/3/2006 11:26:44 am 4594 0 484

    As you can see the second column displays the actual querry. I noticed the there are many requests that have no TEXTDATA at all like the two firsts ones. Not only I do not know what these transactiosn are, but they are very heavy, they cost alot! What are these transactions? What triggers them? Thanking you in advance. theJazzyBrain

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