Tag: execution plan

Missing Indexes in MS SQL or Optimization in no Time

Database administration, Database development, Database Optimization & Structure, Indexes • One Comment

When executing a query, the SQL Server optimizer tries to find the best query plan based on...
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SQL Server Index Backward Scan: Understanding, Tuning

Database development, Indexes

Table indexing strategy is one of the most important performance tuning and optimization keys. In SQL Server, the indexes (both, clustered...
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SQL Server Index Backward Scan: Understanding and Performance Tuning

SQL Server

Table indexing strategy is one of the most important performance tuning and optimization keys. In SQL Server, the indexes (both, clustered...
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Performance of Table Variables in SQL Server

Database administration, Database development, Performance Tuning, Tables

In this article, we are going to touch upon the topic of performance of table variables. In SQL...
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Query Optimization in PostgreSQL. EXPLAIN Basics – Part 3

Database administration, Performance Tuning, PostgreSQL

I continue a series of articles on the basics of EXPLAIN in PostgreSQL, which is a short review of Understanding EXPLAIN by Guillaume...
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Query Optimization in PostgreSQL. EXPLAIN Basics – Part 2

Database development, PostgreSQL, Statements

In my previous article, we started to describe the basics of the EXPLAIN command and analyzed what happens in PostgreSQL when executing a...
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Query Optimization in PostgreSQL. EXPLAIN Basics – Part 1

Database development, PostgreSQL, Statements

Why does it take so much time to execute a query? Why are there no indexes? Chances are...
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What Can Query Plan Tell?

Database development, Statements

Introduction SQL query describes the expected result, not the way to get the result. The set of specific steps the server must take to...
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