Definition of sysprocesses waittype and lastwaittype columns for SQL Server 7.0 (244455)
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The sysprocesses table in SQL Server is a virtual table containing information about active server process IDs (SPIDs). The lastwaittype field is new in SQL Server 7.0 and is a string representation of the waittype field (which is a reserved internal binary column). It indicates the last or current waittype of a SPID. If the waittype is 0x0000, the SPID is not currently waiting on anything and the lastwaittype value indicates the last waittype the SPID experienced. If the waittype is non-zero, the lastwaittype and waittype will be equivalent and indicate the current waitstate for the SPID.
This article lists the possible lastwaittype values, their associated waittype values, and a brief description of their meaning.
Modification Type: | Major | Last Reviewed: | 5/2/2005 |
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