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Applies to:
SQL Server 2016 (13.x) and later versions
Azure SQL Database
Azure SQL Managed Instance
SQL database in Microsoft Fabric Preview
The sys.database_event_session_targets
dynamic management view (DMV) returns a row for each event target for a database-scoped event session. For information about active database-scoped sessions, see sys.dm_xe_database_session_targets.
- Azure SQL Database and SQL database in Fabric support only database-scoped sessions.
- Azure SQL Managed Instance supports both database-scoped sessions and server-scoped sessions. Server-scoped sessions are recommended for SQL managed instances. For more information, see CREATE EVENT SESSION code examples.
Column name | Data type | Description |
---|---|---|
event_session_id |
int | The ID of the event session. Is not nullable. |
target_id |
int | The ID of the target. ID is unique within the event session object. Is not nullable. |
name |
sysname | The name of the event target. Is not nullable. |
package |
sysname | The name of the event package that contains the event target. Is not nullable. |
module |
sysname | The name of the module that contains the event target. Is not nullable. |
Permissions
Requires the VIEW DATABASE STATE permission.
Remarks
This view has the following relationship cardinalities.
From | To | Relationship |
---|---|---|
sys.database_event_session_targets.event_session_id |
sys.database_event_sessions.event_session_id |
Many to one |
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