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  • RE: SQL Server 2012 - Column Store Index

    When we say it is read only what happens if I insert fresh rows into the table having columnstore index? And provided hint to use columnstore index, would it use...

  • RE: very slow update query

    Thanks.....Jared

    for pointing out small yet effective point to improve the performance, it improved performance up to 40%

    Thanks again

  • RE: very slow update query

    No, I can not use other predicate. I can only see one option of adding those columns to the table

  • RE: very slow update query

    Tables:

    CREATE TABLE [dbo].[GEN_PRODUCT_XREF](

    [ROW_KEY] [int] NOT NULL,

    [ITEM_KEY] [int] NOT NULL,

    [ITEM_STATUS] [tinyint] NOT NULL,

    [ITEM_STATUS_ALLPOINTS] [tinyint] NULL,

    [ITEM_CURRENT_FLAG] [bit] NOT NULL,

    [UPC] [varchar](25) NULL,

    [UPC_CHECK_DIGIT] [varchar](1) NULL,

    [SKU] [int] NOT NULL,

    [SKU_PARENT] [int] NULL,

    [DIVISION_ID] [tinyint] NULL,

    [QTY_PHYSICAL] [int] NULL,

    [NAME]...

  • RE: Query to update values

    It's perfect...Thanks for your help.

  • RE: Join performance

    Hey..Gail,

    I just wanted to know something from you is that can we use database snapshot or replication as development server?

    My manager told me that now onward they will provide me...

  • RE: Join performance

    How can we say from our execution plan that the specific part is allocated with less space? As you told me that hash join is occupied with less memory.

    this...

  • RE: Join performance

    Here is the plan and stats for update query.

  • RE: Join performance

    how can I get it for a particular query?

    Do I need to write a query for that?

  • RE: Join performance

    I did ask for wait_type and he sent me this file. But, I never had experienced this before.....How can I read this.

    I mean, how can I say for sure that...

  • RE: Join performance

    The update query is the main query. we are using in that query and joining those tables within that update statement. Again I do not have permission to SQL profiler....

  • RE: Join performance

    This is the task we are performing....sometimes it takes 40 to 45 minutes.....and sometimes it just takes 1 minutes...

    I am also attaching actual execution plan on production...it did not take...

  • RE: Join performance

    can you please explain this further...I did not get it.... "In SQL 2005 or later you can use include as well and add get_suborders.site_id and gen_suborders.suborder_received_date to an index on...

  • RE: Performance Tuning

    I do not have access to execution plans. This is what my manager sent me.

  • RE: UDFor SP

    Hi Jack,

    How can we decide what object should we use? Just like, you said in this case you will go with function instead of stored procedure.

    Thanks

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