Have you ever wonder how SQL Server keeps track of what you’re doing when you’re using a database application? One way is through session state capture, which is a tool that collects data on what you’re doing in a SQL Server session. This data can include things like the queries you run, the time it takes for those queries to run, and how much CPU and memory they use. By capturing this data, you can figure out which queries are slowing things down and optimize your database performance. In this blog, I’ll walk you through the process of setting up a session state capture in …