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Author | Tim Chapman |
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Annotation | Execution plans are one of the best tools to use to tune your SQL Server queries. In this article, I identify a few basic things to look for in a graphical execution plan to help you better understand how SQL Server uses indexes. I also offer ideas about how to make your queries faster. |
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Author | Stefano Demiliani |
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Annotation | I see every day that many DBAs plans the index optimization via a custom T-SQL script or via the standard SQL Maintenance Plan, but they don't know that actually SQL Server 2005 permits you to "tune" this process. |
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Author | Tim Chapman |
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Author | Arthur Fuller |
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Author | Clinton Herring |
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Annotation | Get some big performance gains by removing cursors from your code. New author Clinton Herring brings us a couple hints as he shows how two cursors were replaced in his code, resulting in 80 minutes of processing time dropping to 12! |
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Author | Brad M. McGehee |
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Annotation | The focus of this section of our performance audit is the base operating system, and how to optimize it in order to get the best performance out of SQL Server. |
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Author | Brad M. McGehee |
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Author | Brad M. McGehee |
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Annotation | This article is devoted to the list of the breakpoints used at the analysis of productivity of MS SQL Server. |