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Daily Archives: May 21, 2013
How do you solve T-SQL problems?
Six scans, six logical reads. What could be the problem? There’s no problem if you’re always dealing with six rows of data. If you’re dealing with 6mm, however, this is likely to be a performance problem on your server. Many … Continue reading
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Tagged software development, T-SQL
