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Long Running query

CoryACCoryAC Posts: 3 New member
in Redgate Monitor
I am trying to find a long running query that happened yesterday.  When I look at the long running queries report for different time frames, it doesn't make sense.  When I create a report for longest running query, the times don;t match up, If I choose 12 hours, the longest query is 26m.  1 day is 74 min, 2 days is 1012m ... fine so far, but when I choose 3 days the longest running query is 913m.?. 5 is 913m, 7 is 913m, 14 day sis 672 min, 28 is 672m and Month is 1012.  I also found I had another tab open which shows 2 days and longest running query is 999m  Where is it getting these numbers from?  In table format:
Time frame last:     Duration of longest running query:
12 hours                26m
1 day                      74m
2 days                    1012m or 999m
3 days                    913m
5 days                    913m
7 days                    913m
14 days                  672m
28 days                  672m
Month                     1012m

The numbers also seem to change occasionally as I verify what I am writing in this message.

So I try to find the alert for this long running query.  I cannot find the alert anywhere.  I checked read, unread and cleared and cannot find the query.  I also checked dm_exec_query_stats on the SQL server and  do not see a query that lasted that long.  Here is the full query:
SELECT  st.text,
        qp.query_plan,
        qs.*
FROM    (
    SELECT  TOP 50 *
    FROM    sys.dm_exec_query_stats
    ORDER BY total_worker_time DESC
) AS qs
CROSS APPLY sys.dm_exec_sql_text(qs.sql_handle) AS st
CROSS APPLY sys.dm_exec_query_plan(qs.plan_handle) AS qp
WHERE qs.max_worker_time > 300
      OR qs.max_elapsed_time > 300
ORDER BY qs.max_worker_time DESC

Can anyone assist me to find this query and the alert it generated?

Thanks,

Cory
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