I know that Query Store can show tempdb usage as of SQL Server 2017, but can it show spills to tempdb? I'm highly confident that the plan cache can.
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But you may be able to infer that a select spilled to disk if values for average or total writes are "high", and the query plan:
- Doesn't contain any spooling operators
- Does contain operators which may spill (sort, hash, etc.)
See Why would a SELECT query cause writes? for more details.
If you're on SQL Server 2017+, sys.query_store_runtime_stats has columns for tempdb space used, but this is not specific to spills.
number of pages used in tempdb for the query plan within the aggregation interval (expressed as a number of 8-KB pages).
They have the standard min, max, last, etc. prefixes appended to _tempdb_space_used.
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