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  • Reply To: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    Jeff Moden wrote:

    Do you have an actual example of a 30 million row transaction where every row was actually required or you had to fail all 30 million rows?  I'm not...

  • Reply To: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    Luis Cazares wrote:

    Anyone know a full stack developer looking for a job at a good company? We're looking for several and haven't got great candidates (some good but with little to...

  • Reply To: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    Jeff Moden wrote:

    Ed Wagner wrote:

    Jeff Moden wrote:

    That might also be the reason why they've done the RBAR thing in the trigger.  They don't want to have everything during and Insert or Update roll...

  • Reply To: Speed up join

    Came across an actual query which gave me an idea about another version of the test script for DISTINCT vs. GROUP BY.

    create table #BalanceType (
    id int identity(1,1)...
  • Reply To: The Tech Blame Game

    To me, this is the area that DevOps, GitOps, anything Ops, automated, or at scale, needs to mature.

    Dont forget to add Agile to the list.

    For those to mature means to...

  • Reply To: Huge Table archive from One server to Another server

    Copying of columnstore by row-based batches makes very little sense, if any.

    It's Columnstore, so it has to be copied in the way which matches its definition - by column.

    No matter...

  • Reply To: The NoSQL Misdirections

    In University, you pick up humanitarian subjects, if you're bad at Math.

    Pretty much the same situation with NoSQL/SQL.

  • Reply To: Speed up join

    ScottPletcher wrote:

    That's what I've seen in normal usage, too

    In my years working on SQL Server I extremely rarely saw a database where I could not improve performance for at least...

  • Reply To: Speed up join

    Jonathan AC Roberts wrote:

    There is no difference in the execution time in this case.

    In this case - yes.

    Because GROUP BY is applied to the output of the SELECT - making it equal...

  • Reply To: Speed up join

    Jonathan AC Roberts wrote:

    Sergiy wrote:

    Jonathan AC Roberts wrote:

    Well that didn't demonstrate any performance improvement from using group by.

    It explained where the performance improvement comes from.

    If you want to see it - just rewrite any...

  • Reply To: Speed up join

    Jonathan AC Roberts wrote:

    Well that didn't demonstrate any performance improvement from using group by.

    It explained where the performance improvement comes from.

    If you want to see it - just rewrite any of your...

  • Reply To: Speed up join

    Jonathan AC Roberts wrote:

    • Sergiy wrote:

      The important points are these:

      • DISTINCT is pretty nasty beast. There is no excuse for lazy programming using it, even if "everyone does it".

    I don't see why/how...

  • Reply To: Working Predictable Hours

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  • Reply To: Speed up join

    Scott745618 wrote:

    Can you share a link of how to do that? It is a banks Database, do you think they’ll let that happen?

    What kind of link you're asking for?

    CREATE INDEX...

  • Reply To: Speed up join

    Temp tables won;t change much in terms of overall performance. May be make it a bit worse.

    I'd suggest following changes to the query:

    SELECT p.acct, p.processdate,
    m.product + m.productcode...

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