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I've searched for solutions on this but haven't found anything that works for me yet. I'm successfully using SQL Server Profiler to trace my calls to procedures and queries for one instance of SQL Server. It's very handy because I can see the calls to the procedures, including the values being passed in the parameters.

I am trying to do the same thing using a different instance of SQL Server and instead of seeing the values being passed in parameters, I'm seeing @parametername. I'm using the same install of SQL Server Profiler and I think I'm selecting the same trace settings (although for some reason the interface looks different when I connect to different instances).

Is there a setting inherent to the database instance itself that can be causing this or is it somehow a problem with my trace setup? I do have RPC:Completed checked. I really need to be able to see those values.

Thanks for any suggestions.

Attie Wagner
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You most probably don't have the same Events selected on the one SQL Instance, than on the other.

To achieve this, click on the Event Selection as can be seen below:

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After selecting this, click on Show all events as can be seen below:

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Compare the Event Selection with the one on the other Instance, then you'll be able to see.

Hope this helps.

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