sotn
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November 28, 2011 at 10:44 am
#1413555
Sorry 🙁
We did a create index with drop existing for each table and a SSMS rebuild index and update statistics with full scan
None of these helped with this specific issue for us.
JonFox
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November 28, 2011 at 10:49 am
#1413559
sotn (11/28/2011)Thanks for all the pointers.We found in the BIOS the power saving setting, so now CPU-Z is set to 2100 Mhz instead of 800However the query was still marginally faster than the older server, then I remembered another point.A SQL server with just 1 query may not get the CPU to run flat out.So we ran 10 large select * queries at the same time, and this performed 10x faster than the old server.Thanks again.
sotn (11/28/2011)
We found in the BIOS the power saving setting, so now CPU-Z is set to 2100 Mhz instead of 800
However the query was still marginally faster than the older server, then I remembered another point.
A SQL server with just 1 query may not get the CPU to run flat out.
So we ran 10 large select * queries at the same time, and this performed 10x faster than the old server.
Thanks again.
Excellent! Glad you got it sorted out!
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