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I am using SQL Server 2016 in Windows.

There are multiple connections to SQL Server and a database. Each of those connections have a Session Context Key 'CustomerId' and a specific value. So for example there are 3 connections:

  • Connection # 1 has Session Context Key 'CustomerId' = 101
  • Connection # 2 has Session Context Key 'CustomerId' = 456
  • Connection # 3 has Session Context Key 'CustomerId' = 739

Now I have SQL Server Profiler open. I want to create a new trace for that SQL Server. But in that trace I only want to see the connection whose Session Context Key 'CustomerId' = 456. How can I do that?

Syed
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