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An evaluation of whether a system works well enough to be fit for purpose. Normally performance refers to the speed with which a system completes an operation or set of operations over time.
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Should I use a subquery to help SQL Server find the correct plan
For future readers, I went ahead and tested both methods (with and without the subquery), and they both worked equally well on all tested environments. I do not know if the database statistics needed …
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Should I use a subquery to help SQL Server find the correct plan
different databases at different times), but as we've expanded to more users and added more databases (and database servers), we have found cases where it simply has decided on the wrong plan, and the performance … I've finally been able to isolate a situation where the performance is consistently bad, so I can now try to fix the problem. …
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