How To Kill All SPID In Database or Multiple Databases In Sql Server

Posted 2021-02-21 Javi

1. How To Kill SPID For Specific Database

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DECLARE @kill varchar(8000)

Set @kill  = ‘‘
SELECT @kill = @kill + ‘kill ‘ + CONVERT(varchar(5), spid) + ‘;‘
FROM master..sysprocesses 
WHERE dbid = db_id(‘database_name‘) and spid > 50 and spid <> @@spid
EXEC(@kill);
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2. Procedure To Kill All SPID For Specific Database

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Create procedure KILL_SPID (@db varchar(8000) )
as 

----Created By: Saurabh Sinha

----Date: 26/Nov/2014

----Description: This sp can take 1 database as parameter and kill all spids on db

----SYNTAX: KILL_SPID (‘db1‘)

Begin
DECLARE @kill varchar(8000) = ‘‘

SELECT @kill = @kill + ‘kill ‘ + CONVERT(varchar(5), spid) + ‘;‘
FROM master..sysprocesses 
WHERE dbid = db_id(rtrim(ltrim(@db))) and spid > 50 and spid <> @@spid
Select @kill
EXEC(@kill);
Select ‘All spid mention above are killed‘
END

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3. Procedure To Kill All SPID For Multiple Database

 

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Create procedure KILL_SPID_ON_MULTIPLE_DB (@db varchar (max))

as 

 

----Created By: Saurabh Sinha

----Date: 26/Nov/2014

----Description: This sp can take any no. of databases as parameter seperated with comma and kill all 

----spids on MULTIPLE DB

----SYNTAX: KILL_SPID_ON_MULTIPLE_DB (‘db1,db2,db3 , db4,db5‘)

 

Begin

--Declare  @db  varchar(8000) 

Declare @db1 varchar(8000)

Declare @count int , @count1 int , @len int

DECLARE @kill varchar(8000) = ‘‘

 

select @count = len(@db) - len(replace(@db,‘,‘,‘‘))

 

while @count > -1

begin

 Set @db1 = LEFT(@db, CHARINDEX(‘,‘,@db+‘,‘)-1)

 Set @db = STUFF(@db, 1, CHARINDEX(‘,‘,@db+‘,‘), ‘‘)

 Set @count =  @count-1

 set @db1=  rtrim(ltrim(@db1))

 select @db1

 SELECT @kill = @kill + ‘kill ‘ + CONVERT(varchar(5), spid) + ‘;‘

 FROM master..sysprocesses 

 WHERE dbid = db_id(@db1) and spid > 50 and spid <> @@spid

 select @kill

 EXEC(@kill);

End

END

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4. How To Kill All Spid For Multiple Databases

 

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Declare  @db  varchar(8000) ,@db1 varchar(8000)

Declare @count int , @count1 int , @len int

DECLARE @kill varchar(8000) = ‘‘

set @db = ‘test1,test2, test3‘

select @count = len(@db) - len(replace(@db,‘,‘,‘‘))

while @count > -1

begin

Set @db1 = LEFT(@db, CHARINDEX(‘,‘,@db+‘,‘)-1)

Set @db = STUFF(@db, 1, CHARINDEX(‘,‘,@db+‘,‘), ‘‘)

Set @count =  @count-1

set @db1=  rtrim(ltrim(@db1))

select @db1

SELECT @kill = @kill + ‘kill ‘ + CONVERT(varchar(5), spid) + ‘;‘

FROM master..sysprocesses 

WHERE dbid = db_id(@db1) and spid > 50 and spid <> @@spid

select @kill

EXEC(@kill);

End

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