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  • RE: A few reflections on RBAR by a weary application developer

    The ZEN Master (Jeff Moden) will soon end all doubt 🙂

    No pressure 🙂

  • RE: A few reflections on RBAR by a weary application developer

    Charles Kincaid (12/9/2013)


    So let's take an example of a SELECT that does not make any use of indexes.

    RBAR fetches more rows from the table. False. It has to...

  • RE: A few reflections on RBAR by a weary application developer

    Sets are nothing magical, not on the math side and not on processing side, thus let this not turn into a religious "set vs no_set" war.

    The main point to keep...

  • RE: A few reflections on RBAR by a weary application developer

    patrickmcginnis59 10839 (12/9/2013)


    peter-757102 (12/9/2013)

    When you process row by row you throw out of the door optimization aspects that can be applied to the process as a whole. Things that are...

  • RE: A few reflections on RBAR by a weary application developer

    patrickmcginnis59 10839 (12/9/2013)


    Jeff Moden (12/9/2013)


    patrickmcginnis59 10839 (12/9/2013)


    I didn't see any explanation on why RBAR is so slow, so rated this article 1 star.

    This is how RBAR comes to be in...

  • RE: Partitioned Views

    darshan (12/6/2013)


    Hi,

    Consider the following scenario:

    1. Application x has a few transaction tables as very huge tables say tables t1, t2, t3, etc.

    2. Application is only in maintenance mode and no...

  • RE: Query performance

    This can also be a simple issue of out of date statistics.

    SQL servers build in auto update statistics (if its on in your database) does not always do the job...

  • RE: Partitioned Views

    There are two more less-known problems with partitioned views that you sometimes have to work around:

    1. On inserts you need to specify even null-able columns (just like with instead -f...

  • RE: Partitioned Views

    You can create multiple filtered statistics yourself that do not overlap in key range, this way you can get multiple blocks of 200 entry statistics, even on a single table....

  • RE: SQLServerCentral apologizes and you can win a book

    Window functions are a great feature and very helpful in solving otherwise hard SQL problems.

    Reading a good book on the subject is worth a processionals time and money.

    As for this...

  • RE: Core T-SQL

    Gary Varga (11/28/2013)


    ChrisM@Work (11/28/2013)


    ...Perhaps this is why contractor rates haven't risen in the UK in twenty years. Too many of us have left the client with a huge pile of...

  • RE: Checking Up on Developers

    Call me crazy, but under certain conditions it does make sense to have an additional non-clustered index with the PK in it:

    * You have a where filter on the index...

  • RE: Core T-SQL

    The problem with such a question is that many do not know how huge/gigantic/enormous their gap in SQL knowledge is and how profoundly it can affect their productivity. Over the...

  • RE: Who's Got Your Data?

    There are some videos on YouTube that explain why you should never say anything to the police! Not even with a lawyer present and i think it is just as...

  • RE: Who's Got Your Data?

    At I wrote a while back in another editorial thread, we gather way too much data. And most of it is without pre-defined purpose, low structured and is never actually...

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