What does 'exclude rows that do not contain values' checkbox do in SQL Profiler?

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I want to filter a trace and wonder what does 'exclude rows that do not contain values' checkbox exactly do? Is it to filter all the data columns that are not selected in any event class?



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    I want to filter a trace and wonder what does 'exclude rows that do not contain values' checkbox exactly do? Is it to filter all the data columns that are not selected in any event class?



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      I want to filter a trace and wonder what does 'exclude rows that do not contain values' checkbox exactly do? Is it to filter all the data columns that are not selected in any event class?



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          It's basically this



          WHERE .. AND TheValue NOT NULL


          Like/Not like filters only works on values that exist for that event.

          No value is always true and passes the filter: this checkbox removes that



          For example:



          • You want to see SQL:BatchStarting events

          • You filter on Duration

          Duration is not valid for SQL:BatchStarting, so the filter is ignored






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          • Thanks, actually I have one question, if Duration is not valid for SQL:BatchStarting event, if I set a filter on Duration and do not check 'exclude rows that do not contain values' checkbox, isn't it going to be ignored anyway?
            – Eleonora Grigoryan
            7 hours ago










          • No, the filter would always be true. Which makes sense, in one way: don't filter on something that can't be filtered. This checkbox lets you change that
            – gbn
            6 hours ago










          • And if I check the box, how is it going to filter Duration for SQL:BatchStarting if that event does not have Duration tracing available?
            – Eleonora Grigoryan
            6 hours ago











          • @EleonoraGrigoryan because other events you filter (SQL:BatchCompleted) might have Duration. I've almost never filtered to one Event type
            – gbn
            4 hours ago










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          It's basically this



          WHERE .. AND TheValue NOT NULL


          Like/Not like filters only works on values that exist for that event.

          No value is always true and passes the filter: this checkbox removes that



          For example:



          • You want to see SQL:BatchStarting events

          • You filter on Duration

          Duration is not valid for SQL:BatchStarting, so the filter is ignored






          share|improve this answer




















          • Thanks, actually I have one question, if Duration is not valid for SQL:BatchStarting event, if I set a filter on Duration and do not check 'exclude rows that do not contain values' checkbox, isn't it going to be ignored anyway?
            – Eleonora Grigoryan
            7 hours ago










          • No, the filter would always be true. Which makes sense, in one way: don't filter on something that can't be filtered. This checkbox lets you change that
            – gbn
            6 hours ago










          • And if I check the box, how is it going to filter Duration for SQL:BatchStarting if that event does not have Duration tracing available?
            – Eleonora Grigoryan
            6 hours ago











          • @EleonoraGrigoryan because other events you filter (SQL:BatchCompleted) might have Duration. I've almost never filtered to one Event type
            – gbn
            4 hours ago














          up vote
          4
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          accepted










          It's basically this



          WHERE .. AND TheValue NOT NULL


          Like/Not like filters only works on values that exist for that event.

          No value is always true and passes the filter: this checkbox removes that



          For example:



          • You want to see SQL:BatchStarting events

          • You filter on Duration

          Duration is not valid for SQL:BatchStarting, so the filter is ignored






          share|improve this answer




















          • Thanks, actually I have one question, if Duration is not valid for SQL:BatchStarting event, if I set a filter on Duration and do not check 'exclude rows that do not contain values' checkbox, isn't it going to be ignored anyway?
            – Eleonora Grigoryan
            7 hours ago










          • No, the filter would always be true. Which makes sense, in one way: don't filter on something that can't be filtered. This checkbox lets you change that
            – gbn
            6 hours ago










          • And if I check the box, how is it going to filter Duration for SQL:BatchStarting if that event does not have Duration tracing available?
            – Eleonora Grigoryan
            6 hours ago











          • @EleonoraGrigoryan because other events you filter (SQL:BatchCompleted) might have Duration. I've almost never filtered to one Event type
            – gbn
            4 hours ago












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          It's basically this



          WHERE .. AND TheValue NOT NULL


          Like/Not like filters only works on values that exist for that event.

          No value is always true and passes the filter: this checkbox removes that



          For example:



          • You want to see SQL:BatchStarting events

          • You filter on Duration

          Duration is not valid for SQL:BatchStarting, so the filter is ignored






          share|improve this answer












          It's basically this



          WHERE .. AND TheValue NOT NULL


          Like/Not like filters only works on values that exist for that event.

          No value is always true and passes the filter: this checkbox removes that



          For example:



          • You want to see SQL:BatchStarting events

          • You filter on Duration

          Duration is not valid for SQL:BatchStarting, so the filter is ignored







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          • Thanks, actually I have one question, if Duration is not valid for SQL:BatchStarting event, if I set a filter on Duration and do not check 'exclude rows that do not contain values' checkbox, isn't it going to be ignored anyway?
            – Eleonora Grigoryan
            7 hours ago










          • No, the filter would always be true. Which makes sense, in one way: don't filter on something that can't be filtered. This checkbox lets you change that
            – gbn
            6 hours ago










          • And if I check the box, how is it going to filter Duration for SQL:BatchStarting if that event does not have Duration tracing available?
            – Eleonora Grigoryan
            6 hours ago











          • @EleonoraGrigoryan because other events you filter (SQL:BatchCompleted) might have Duration. I've almost never filtered to one Event type
            – gbn
            4 hours ago
















          • Thanks, actually I have one question, if Duration is not valid for SQL:BatchStarting event, if I set a filter on Duration and do not check 'exclude rows that do not contain values' checkbox, isn't it going to be ignored anyway?
            – Eleonora Grigoryan
            7 hours ago










          • No, the filter would always be true. Which makes sense, in one way: don't filter on something that can't be filtered. This checkbox lets you change that
            – gbn
            6 hours ago










          • And if I check the box, how is it going to filter Duration for SQL:BatchStarting if that event does not have Duration tracing available?
            – Eleonora Grigoryan
            6 hours ago











          • @EleonoraGrigoryan because other events you filter (SQL:BatchCompleted) might have Duration. I've almost never filtered to one Event type
            – gbn
            4 hours ago















          Thanks, actually I have one question, if Duration is not valid for SQL:BatchStarting event, if I set a filter on Duration and do not check 'exclude rows that do not contain values' checkbox, isn't it going to be ignored anyway?
          – Eleonora Grigoryan
          7 hours ago




          Thanks, actually I have one question, if Duration is not valid for SQL:BatchStarting event, if I set a filter on Duration and do not check 'exclude rows that do not contain values' checkbox, isn't it going to be ignored anyway?
          – Eleonora Grigoryan
          7 hours ago












          No, the filter would always be true. Which makes sense, in one way: don't filter on something that can't be filtered. This checkbox lets you change that
          – gbn
          6 hours ago




          No, the filter would always be true. Which makes sense, in one way: don't filter on something that can't be filtered. This checkbox lets you change that
          – gbn
          6 hours ago












          And if I check the box, how is it going to filter Duration for SQL:BatchStarting if that event does not have Duration tracing available?
          – Eleonora Grigoryan
          6 hours ago





          And if I check the box, how is it going to filter Duration for SQL:BatchStarting if that event does not have Duration tracing available?
          – Eleonora Grigoryan
          6 hours ago













          @EleonoraGrigoryan because other events you filter (SQL:BatchCompleted) might have Duration. I've almost never filtered to one Event type
          – gbn
          4 hours ago




          @EleonoraGrigoryan because other events you filter (SQL:BatchCompleted) might have Duration. I've almost never filtered to one Event type
          – gbn
          4 hours ago

















           

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